Unlocking More Blood Cancer Insights with NGS
Each year, an estimated 1.28 million people are diagnosed with a blood cancer, accounting for roughly 6% of all new cancer cases worldwide1.
These challenging disorders are genetically complex, often harboring a range of somatic mutations. In recent years, studies have uncovered a multitude of disease-associated genetic alterations that are fueling precision-oncology research and progressing hope for a better future in managing these diseases.