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Cota Study Suggests Some Patients Are Left Behind in Genomic Revolution

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Cota, a data and technology platform for value-based precision medicine, released a lung cancer study conducted jointly with Novartis that compares real-world practice patterns of genetic testing of EGFR/ALK mutations versus published guidelines.

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