Unlocking the future of precision medicine:

The untapped power of RNA

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True innovation in healthcare requires us to look beyond the obvious. For years, DNA sequencing has been the key pillar of precision medicine, offering insights into disease predispositions, mechanisms, and diagnosis that inform treatment. 

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Eric Lefkofsky, JD
Founder and CEO, Tempus AI
Norman E. "Ned" Sharpless, MD
Former director, National Cancer Institute; Former commissioner, Food and Drug Administration; Professor of cancer policy and innovation, University of North Carolina School of Medicine
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Eric Lefkofsky, JD
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Former director, National Cancer Institute; Former commissioner, Food and Drug Administration; Professor of cancer policy and innovation, University of North Carolina School of Medicine

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