.png)
The rapidly evolving landscape of precision medicine has opened new avenues for personalised treatments, transforming how we approach patient care. Genetic information is now pivotal in tailoring medical interventions to individual needs. However, with this innovation comes a complex web of ethical and regulatory considerations that must be carefully navigated to ensure patient safety, data privacy, and ethical conduct. Here are the key insights and lessons from a recent Sano webinar in which Sarah Howard, our Head of Quality and Regulatory, shed light on the ethical and regulatory landscapes surrounding precision medicine.
Are you curious about the blueprint of life that shapes everything around us? Genetics podcasts offer an easy and engaging way to explore the fascinating world of DNA, genes, and heredity. Whether you're a science enthusiast or just intrigued by how our genes work, tuning into these podcasts can be both educational and entertaining. Here are six great options:
In the complex world of medical research, collaboration is key to driving innovation and progress. Sano exists to accelerate the transition to precision medicine, and in the spirit of collaboration, we’ve honed our offerings to ensure value for clients based on their specific needs. Below you’ll find seven practical ways sponsors and other researchers have worked with us to achieve their goals.
The healthcare sector is constantly changing, with cutting-edge medical equipment, life-changing drugs, and innovative procedures evolving to provide care to patients around the globe. Genetic testing has become an integral tool within the sector over the past few years, offering new ways to understand and diagnose conditions, while providing a gateway to more personalised treatment options.
Genetics is reshaping the landscape of clinical research, and our latest whitepaper, "Guide: Genetics Essentials for Clinical Research Professionals," offers a concise yet comprehensive overview of this rapidly evolving field. This guide explores genetics' crucial role in drug development, discovery, and patient care.
Precision medicine marks a shift from the one-size-fits-all approach to healthcare to tailored treatments and interventions that cater to an individual's unique genetic makeup, lifestyle, and environment. While precision medicine has the potential to improve patient outcomes and speed up clinical trials, it relies on the participation of diverse and representative populations. Diversity ensures that medical insights are applicable across a wide range of individuals, preventing biassed results that may favour specific ethnic or demographic groups.
In this webinar, Patrick Short, CEO of Sano Genetics, discussed opportunities to improve clinical trial patient recruitment in decentralised clinical trials (DCT) with Joss Warren, the Vice President of Strategic Accounts at THREAD Research. Their discussion covered how DCTs are changing the clinical research landscape, and what they mean for diversity in clinical trials as well as the future of precision medicine.
Our latest insights report explores multiple sclerosis (MS), providing details on the essential aspects of MS, from its impact on the central nervous system to the varying types of the condition. We share insights on:
In this webinar, Sano co-founder and CEO Patrick Short discusses the essentials of genetics and genomics, including genetic variation, genetic testing, and more. Patrick offers a thorough overview of current discoveries and discusses how they may impact the future of clinical practice.
Rare diseases may impact a small portion of the population, yet their significance is profound. And while rare disease patient recruitment might seem similar to recruitment for more prevalent conditions, it's a puzzle of its own. Conditions affecting a fraction of the population present complex obstacles. From the intricate challenge of participant scarcity, where the rarity of these conditions presents a unique hurdle, to the multi-faceted complexities of engagement, the world of rare disease trials demands innovative strategies that reframe the way we approach research.