22 Aprile 2026

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Precision medicine promises individualized care through data, but progress remains fragmented. Clinical, genomic, and imaging data are siloed, limiting real-world use. Jurgi Camblong, PhD, founded SOPHiA Genetics to integrate multimodal data into actionable insights, yet variability in technologies and evolving biology complicate standardization. In this episode of Behind the Breakthroughs, Camblong discusses how effective solutions require combining diverse AI methods grounded in context and longitudinal feedback loops. To Camblong, the challenge is not data quantity but making existing information usable in patient care.

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