Health Insight
Industry News
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Frailty: The New Buzzword in Aging Research
Frailty doesn't have to be an inevitable part of aging — there are many steps we can take to avoid it, such as the "AVOID" acronym.
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Personalized Medicine
Learn about the true value and applications of personalized medicine, and the organizations paving the way for a data-driven Canadian health care system.
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Improving Health Care with Genomic Data-Sharing
The increasing accessibility and affordability of genomic testing are transforming health care, ushering in a new approach: precision medicine.
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Spearheading Homegrown Precision Medicine Innovation
Oncology has been a highly active and effective proving ground for precision medicine, but it's also a big challenge; cancer is a very complex disease.
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Clinical Trials Are the Key to Furthering Personalized Medicine
Clinical trials are vital to personalized medicine, which allows us to tailor prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases to individual patients.
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The Genomics Advantage: Improved Mainstream Healthcare Through Collaboration and Tech
Better collaboration and wider sharing of genomic data could give Canadians more personalized health care.
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Transforming Health Care: The Personalized Revolution
A growing cohort of health data companies are looking to reshape the way medical data is gathered, handled, and used, and Roche leads the charge.
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Toronto Neo Biotech Discovering Patient Solutions with AI
With the vast amounts of biochemical and healthcare data available, Cyclica is focused on designing drugs for patients — not just for proteins.
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Eat for Your DNA — A Personalized Approach to Health
A DNA test from dnaPower can help you live according to your genetic makeup, so that you can make better decisions to stay healthy and live longer.
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Breakthrough in Cancer Treatment Could Save Lives in Canada and Around the World
Learn how IntelliStem, a Toronto-based biotechnology company, has genetically engineered stem cells — called Super Sentinel Cells — to attack cancer cells.