Showing 10 results of 11 tagged “Duke Center for Applied Genomics and Precision Medicine”.

A Combination of Family History and Genomic Screening Provides Best Method of Assessing Cancer Risk

centrifuge containing viral material in a Duke lab

Duke-Developed Test Identifies Common Viral Infections Before Symptoms Appear

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Duke Researchers Look to Help Protect Astronaut's Eyes in Space

Uncovering the Unknowns to COVID-19 Testing

New test may improve COVID-19 diagnosis

Sonia Grego

Smart Toilet Saves Vital Health Data from Getting Flushed

Components of the Human Genome

Using Genetic Clues to Improve Pediatric Cardiac Care

Researchers Brian Hawkins, Katelyn Sellgren and James Thostenson work together at the Center for WaSH-AID.

Fecal Matters: Learning About Health Through Waste

life cycle of a liver fluke

Rare Cancers and Precision Medicine in Southeast Asia

“These types of conferences are critical for us to share information and harness the power of precision medicine to change health,” said Mary Klotman, MD,

Duke Hosts Precision Medicine World Conference

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Proteins in Your Runny Nose Could Reveal a Viral Infection

Scientists identify biomarkers in mucous that verify viral infection from cold or flu