The three-year extension expands the range of therapeutic areas and genomic data insights and also explores the use of genomic risk to better define patient subgroups

The collaboration, across multiple therapeutic areas, will evaluate how polygenic risk scores could be used to improve clinical trial design and efficiency

The wellness offering utilizes advanced genetics to provide personalized risk information for common and preventable diseases, including heart disease, diabetes, breast and prostate cancer

Genomics plc has been selected from among more than 1,500 applications to be included in Bloomberg’s inaugural 25 UK Startups to Watch list. Bloomberg canvassed the UK to find 25 startups that represent the diversity and innovation of the country's startup scene. The Editors wanted to hear about companies that are growing fast, working on something truly unique and come from a diverse group of founders from all over the UK. Genomics plc co-Founder, Professor Sir Peter Donnelly, was also one of three founders from companies in the list to be on stage at the Bloomberg Technology Summit to discuss the Genomics plc story and the wider life sciences/tech sector.

Genomics plc has today announced that Mark Toms and Nick DeFilippo have joined its leadership team as Chief Medical Officer and Chief Commercial Officer, respectively. Both join the company’s executive leadership team.

Genomics plc have today announced a partnership with Our Future Health to generate polygenic risk scores (PRS) as part of the research programme’s aim to find new ways to prevent, detect and treat common diseases such as dementia, diabetes, heart disease, stroke, and cancer.

Companies confirm a two-year extension of their collaboration using genomics and machine learning to identify novel targets for innovative medicines and accelerate drug discovery

• Polygenic risk scores (PRS) substantially enhance risk prediction in cardiovascular disease (CVD), the #1 cause of death around the world
• These study results represent the first clinical validation of such a tool across multiple ancestries and ethnicities

• Genomics plc’s method outperforms current tools and could help save more than 2,000 lives annually in the US alone
• Opportunity to identify individuals who are at risk of heart disease and target immediate prevention

The three-year extension expands the range of therapeutic areas and genomic data insights and also explores the use of genomic risk to better define patient subgroups

The collaboration, across multiple therapeutic areas, will evaluate how polygenic risk scores could be used to improve clinical trial design and efficiency

The wellness offering utilizes advanced genetics to provide personalized risk information for common and preventable diseases, including heart disease, diabetes, breast and prostate cancer

Genomics plc has been selected from among more than 1,500 applications to be included in Bloomberg’s inaugural 25 UK Startups to Watch list. Bloomberg canvassed the UK to find 25 startups that represent the diversity and innovation of the country's startup scene. The Editors wanted to hear about companies that are growing fast, working on something truly unique and come from a diverse group of founders from all over the UK. Genomics plc co-Founder, Professor Sir Peter Donnelly, was also one of three founders from companies in the list to be on stage at the Bloomberg Technology Summit to discuss the Genomics plc story and the wider life sciences/tech sector.

Genomics plc has today announced that Mark Toms and Nick DeFilippo have joined its leadership team as Chief Medical Officer and Chief Commercial Officer, respectively. Both join the company’s executive leadership team.

Genomics plc have today announced a partnership with Our Future Health to generate polygenic risk scores (PRS) as part of the research programme’s aim to find new ways to prevent, detect and treat common diseases such as dementia, diabetes, heart disease, stroke, and cancer.

Companies confirm a two-year extension of their collaboration using genomics and machine learning to identify novel targets for innovative medicines and accelerate drug discovery

• Polygenic risk scores (PRS) substantially enhance risk prediction in cardiovascular disease (CVD), the #1 cause of death around the world
• These study results represent the first clinical validation of such a tool across multiple ancestries and ethnicities

• Genomics plc’s method outperforms current tools and could help save more than 2,000 lives annually in the US alone
• Opportunity to identify individuals who are at risk of heart disease and target immediate prevention

The three-year extension expands the range of therapeutic areas and genomic data insights and also explores the use of genomic risk to better define patient subgroups

The collaboration, across multiple therapeutic areas, will evaluate how polygenic risk scores could be used to improve clinical trial design and efficiency

The wellness offering utilizes advanced genetics to provide personalized risk information for common and preventable diseases, including heart disease, diabetes, breast and prostate cancer

Genomics plc has been selected from among more than 1,500 applications to be included in Bloomberg’s inaugural 25 UK Startups to Watch list. Bloomberg canvassed the UK to find 25 startups that represent the diversity and innovation of the country's startup scene. The Editors wanted to hear about companies that are growing fast, working on something truly unique and come from a diverse group of founders from all over the UK. Genomics plc co-Founder, Professor Sir Peter Donnelly, was also one of three founders from companies in the list to be on stage at the Bloomberg Technology Summit to discuss the Genomics plc story and the wider life sciences/tech sector.

Genomics plc has today announced that Mark Toms and Nick DeFilippo have joined its leadership team as Chief Medical Officer and Chief Commercial Officer, respectively. Both join the company’s executive leadership team.

Genomics plc have today announced a partnership with Our Future Health to generate polygenic risk scores (PRS) as part of the research programme’s aim to find new ways to prevent, detect and treat common diseases such as dementia, diabetes, heart disease, stroke, and cancer.

Companies confirm a two-year extension of their collaboration using genomics and machine learning to identify novel targets for innovative medicines and accelerate drug discovery

• Polygenic risk scores (PRS) substantially enhance risk prediction in cardiovascular disease (CVD), the #1 cause of death around the world
• These study results represent the first clinical validation of such a tool across multiple ancestries and ethnicities

• Genomics plc’s method outperforms current tools and could help save more than 2,000 lives annually in the US alone
• Opportunity to identify individuals who are at risk of heart disease and target immediate prevention