City of Hope and Translational Genomics Research Institute to collaborate on precision medicine

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CITY OF HOPE and Translational Genomics Research Institute will collaborate to enable both institutions to complement each other in common areas of research and patient care with the aim of making precision medicine a reality for its patients. TGen remains anArizona-based nonprofit with headquarters inPhoenix. As part of the agreement, TGen will join the City...

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