Drugs & Trials for Cancer Diagnostics

A User's Perspective

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Recorded On: Wednesday, March 4, 2020

Golden Helix software solutions provide many automated services to streamline variant analysis. This is true when regarding the curation of critical annotations, automation of tertiary project processing via VSPipeline, and of course, the streamlining of the ACMG and AMP guidelines. Our first iteration when integrating the AMP/ASCO guidelines has added dramatic simplicity and consistency in evaluating biomarkers and provide treatment options via VSReports. Our latest release now includes the automated collection of relevant clinical trials available. In our upcoming webcast, we will be discussing the importance and values of automating the search for available clinical trials for the improvement of cancer treatment and prevention. In addition to exploring the detailed content leveraged by VSClinical for site, inclusion criteria, relevant drugs, and matching biomarkers, we will also explore multiple examples to showcase these features during the webcast.

Here are highlights of the topics to be covered:

-        Somatic guidelines inclusion of reporting on clinical trials

-        Discuss the NCI source database clinical trial content

-        Explore the automated integration of accessing clinical trial content from VSClinical

-        Review example biomarkers to demonstrate the process to report

Want more? Watch our previous webcast of this series introducing Drugs & Trials for the first time here.

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