GE Healthcare, Sophia Genetics to collaborate on matching treatments to multimodal patient data and cancer type

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GE Healthcare and Sophia Geneticshave signed a letter of intent to collaborate on advancing cancer care, with the goal of better targeting and matching treatments to each patient’s genomic profile and cancer type, helping to ensure the most effective and personalized treatment.

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