Machine Learning for pharmacogenomic variant effect predictions: Insights From a Recent Review
In the last decade, pharmacogenomics (PGx) has moved from a niche research domain into a central pillar of precision medicine. Sequencing is now…
In the last decade, pharmacogenomics (PGx) has moved from a niche research domain into a central pillar of precision medicine. Sequencing is now…
OneOme, a leading name in pharmacogenomics testing and personalized medicine, has announced that it will cease operations by November 14, 2025, citing ongoing…
In May 2024, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) published a final rule that would bring laboratory-developed tests (LDTs) explicitly under the…
When you talk to Dr. Gualberto Ruaño, you don’t just hear about science — you hear about purpose. A physician, geneticist, and entrepreneur,…
Pharmacogenetic testing has emerged as one of the most exciting frontiers in personalized medicine. By analyzing a patient’s genetic makeup, these tests promise…
This blog provides a comprehensive overview of the FDA’s current and draft guidance on pharmacogenomic data submission, highlighting key regulatory requirements, submission algorithms, voluntary submissions, and practical considerations for clinicians and industry professionals.
Learn about the barriers to Implementing PGx Testing
UGenome AI is a US based biotech software company developing next-generation tools for genomic data interpretation. Co-founded by CEO Zachary S. Brooks, Chief Strategy Office Peter Bannister, and Chief Genomics Officer Dr. Jayden Lee, PharmD, EMBA, the company specializes in secondary and tertiary genomic analysis—transforming raw sequencing data into actionable, repeatable insights.
The vendors profiled below deliver a mix of services, from laboratory testing to clinical decision support and pharmacist consultation. Each profile explains what the company does, why employers or TPAs might choose them, and what to verify during due diligence. You’ll also find typical use cases to guide selection and help you align the right PGx solution with your population health priorities.
In this guide, we’ll explore what PGS are, how they are built, the value they bring to healthcare, and the challenges that come with them. We’ll then look at how they connect to pharmacogenomics—a field that uses genetics to tailor medication—and why learning both will be key for the future of medicine.
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