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Inside Precision Medicine is the only global media brand covering the full spectrum of precision medicine, taking a wide lens approach while bringing into sharp focus the many complex and interconnected issues that constitute the field.

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insideprecisionmedicine.com > topics > oncology > prostate-cancer-genomic-analysis-links-mutational-footprints-to-clinical-outcomes

Prostate Cancer Genomic Analysis Links Mutational Footprints to Clinical Outcomes

4+ day, 20+ hour ago   (318+ words) An analysis of nearly 1000 prostate tumor samples has revealed eight integrated mutational footprints (IMFs) that underpin the majority of genetic alterations found in prostate cancer genomes, some of which reflect clinical outcomes. Although prostate cancer has a high prevalence, the…...

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insideprecisionmedicine.com > topics > oncology > h-pylori-may-contribute-to-colorectal-cancer-risk-worldwide

H. pylori May Contribute to Colorectal Cancer Risk Worldwide

4+ day, 22+ hour ago   (829+ words) Helicobacter pylori, the stomach bacterium best known for its role in gastric cancer, may also contribute to colorectal cancer (CRC), according to a new global analysis that estimates the infection could be related to as many as 22% of CRC cases…...

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insideprecisionmedicine.com > topics > oncology > targetable-kras-g12c-mutation-uncommon-in-genitourinary-cancers

Targetable KRAS G12C Mutation Uncommon in Genitourinary Cancers

5+ day, 36+ min ago   (474+ words) A comprehensive genomic profiling study involving more than 13,000 patients has shown that targetable G12C mutations in the KRAS oncogene are rare in genitourinary cancers, potentially limiting the role of routine testing and targeted treatment in these malignancies. KRAS G12C accounts for approximately…...

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insideprecisionmedicine.com > topics > precision-medicine > common-european-genetic-variants-linked-with-parkinsons-progression

Common European Genetic Variants Linked with Parkinson’s Progression

5+ day, 22+ hour ago   (340+ words) Genetic variants commonly found in people of European descent are associated with accelerated progression of Parkinson’s disease (PD), research indicates. The findings, in JAMA Neurology, suggest common loss-of-function variants in the melanocortin 1 receptor (MC1R) gene, carried by more than 60% of individuals…...

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insideprecisionmedicine.com > topics > molecular-dx > genetic-propensity-to-copd-air-pollution-impacts-lung-growth

Genetic Propensity to COPD, Air Pollution Impacts Lung Growth

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (368+ words) Research from Switzerland suggests that having a genetic propensity to developing the lung condition chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) can negatively impact lung development in children if they are also exposed to air pollution. COPD is a progressive condition, causing…...

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insideprecisionmedicine.com > topics > oncology > tumors-use-antioxidant-protein-to-disarm-cancer-fighting-t-cells

Tumors Use Antioxidant Protein to Disarm Cancer-Fighting T Cells

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (450+ words) Reactive oxygen species are usually cast as the villains in cancer, capable of damaging DNA and promoting tumor growth. But new research shows that cancer-fighting T cells need small amounts of these molecules—and tumors may exploit that dependence to…...

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insideprecisionmedicine.com > topics > oncology > how-cancer-causing-proteins-accumulate-may-shape-response-to-protacs

How Cancer-Causing Proteins Accumulate May Shape Response to PROTACs

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (763+ words) The genetic mechanism driving an oncogene could help determine whether a tumor responds to protein-degrading therapies, potentially providing a new consideration for selecting patients for this emerging class of cancer drugs. The results suggest that tumors in which an oncogene…...

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insideprecisionmedicine.com > topics > oncology > cancer-vaccine-immunity-boosted-by-oxygen-generating-cryogel

Cancer Vaccine Immunity Boosted by Oxygen-Generating Cryogel

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (443+ words) Two recent clinical readouts highlight both the promise and limitations of therapeutic cancer vaccines. The divergent outcomes sharpen a key question for the field: Is generating tumor-specific immunity enough, or must cancer vaccines also create conditions in which that immunity…...

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insideprecisionmedicine.com > topics > precision-medicine > new-platform-turns-protein-loss-into-a-signal-for-drug-discovery

New Platform Turns Protein Loss Into a Signal for Drug Discovery

2+ week, 4+ min ago   (463+ words) Researchers have developed a new way to detect small decreases in proteins inside living cells, creating an amplified signal that could make it easier to discover drugs that eliminate disease-causing proteins. The approach, called ratiometric transcriptional activation (RTA), converts the…...

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insideprecisionmedicine.com > topics > precision-medicine > low-carb-diets-dramatically-alter-gut-microbiome

Low-Carb Diets Dramatically Alter Gut Microbiome

2+ week, 4+ day ago   (453+ words) Low-carb diets radically alter the balance of microbes in the gut with changes depending on whether fats or proteins are used as substitutes, preclinical research suggests. The canine study, reported in PNAS, suggests that low-carbohydrate (LC) diets extensively reprogram the gut,…...