![Myriad subsidiary Assurex will partner with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to study its GeneSight® test in veterans diagnosed with major depressive disorder. [Source: Assurex Health]](https://www.clinicalomics.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/1339-356x220.jpeg "VA to Evaluate Assurex Health’s GeneSight PGx Test for MDD")
Bentley University, Gravity Dx Partner on Opioid Abuse Research
Research will examine individuals' DNA to determine susceptibility to opioid dependence, responsiveness to opioid and non-opioid therapies
Elysium Health Launches At-Home Test to Measure Rate of Aging, Biological Age
Elysium Heath also announced Morgan Levine, Ph.D., of Yale School of Medicine has joined the company as head of bioinformatics to improve the testing methodology of Index, with the goal of making its application accurate and informative for individuals.
Top 15 Molecular Diagnostics M&A Deals of 2016
Molecular diagnostics accounts for only a tenth of the in vitro diagnostics (IVD) market—but most of its hopes for future revenue growth.
Adding Diversity to the Reference Genome
Sequencing experts fill in gaps, confront genomic diversity, and ponder the complexities posed by multiple reference genomes
Invitae to Acquire Clear Genetics for $50M, Adding Chatbots for Genetic Counseling
Through the acquisition, Invitae will gain access to Clear Genetics' chatbot named Gia, short for “Genetic Information Assistant,” which is designed to offer patients guidance for understanding test results.
Canon Secures 20% Stake in T2 Biosystems
The investment builds on a collaboration begun in 2015 to develop T2's diagnostic for Lyme disease that uses its T2MR mini MRI platform.
Fabric Genomics, ITTM Launch Genomic Data Hosting Collaboration in Europe
Companies plan to combine Fabric Genomics’ analysis tools with ITTM’s secure hosting and infrastructure solutions.
The Power of One: Single-Cell Genomics Targets Cancer on Its Own Terms
Sequencing the RNA of single cells is unlocking the secrets of tumor heterogeneity and opening doors to better cancer diagnostics.
![[Source: Natali_Mis / Getty Images]](https://www.clinicalomics.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/1447-218x150.jpeg "Columbia University, NYGC Scientists Create Software that Improves Accuracy of Human DNA Matching")
Columbia University, NYGC Scientists Create Software that Improves Accuracy of Human DNA Matching
Few gadgets in modern science are more intriguing than a hand-held, USB compatible, real-time DNA sequencer. The possibility of sequencing anyone, anywhere, and anytime...
Genomenon Wins SBIR Grant to Develop ‘Micropublications’ for Variant Interpretation
Genomenon said today it has won a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) grant from the NIH’s National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI).
Funding from the...
