Kahlil Lawless

Cardiogenetic testing at scale: the TruGenome Cardiovascular Disease Test and CardioSeq Clinical Trial Despite professional societies and guidelines recommending genetic testing for patients with certain cardiovascular diseases (CVD), genetic testing for CVD remains underutilized in real-world care. Th...

Cardiogenetic testing at scale: the TruGenome Cardiovascular Disease Test and CardioSeq Clinical Trial
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Illumina's Pharma Research Alliance Expands, Adds Paired Genomics-Proteomic Dataset
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Clear your cookies and dial back in from a different IP address, watch it come right back down in seconds

If only we knew when that happened, we would have the chord dates

It has a Y axis

I see your hallucinated donut shop and raise you accidentally feeding a block of text and graphs about nineteenth century ship antifouling metal use to @inaturalist.bsky.social and having it tell me with 95% confidence that it was a vertebrate

Bill Bramhall cartoon.

With a nice shout-out for our Genomic Code paper proposing that the genome instantiates a generative model of the organism www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Partnering to translate population-scale signals into mechanistic insights for faster drug discovery New collaborative initiatives are bringing pharmaceutical R&D together around large-scale datasets to accelerate therapeutic discovery.

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Partnering to translate population-scale signals into mechanistic insights for faster drug discovery

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He Built a Server to Protect Indigenous Health Data

“We’re staying away from federal dollars because we don’t trust them, especially right now.”

- Joseph Yracheta, executive director of the Native Biodata Consortium

Bhattacharya talk a lot about trust. But the actions he oversees lead only to its deterioration.
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Small pleasures: typing "worrisomely" into an email and finding it is, after all, a real word

Special place!

Why one of the world's most common viruses may have lifelong consequences for you 🔽

Researchers have discovered 22 genes that make people prone to persistent Epstein-Barr virus infections which are linked to long-term conditions inc rheumatoid arthritis, cancer & obstructive pulmonary disease.

"Externalities"

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OMG, I would DIE to see this show

Love this quote

Sir, for how long has the dog been doing your homework?

1/ Your genome report says you have a disease-causing mutation.

Reanalysis 13 months later: it was a sequencing artifact.

MedSeq found 164 "rare variants" appeared in >10% of their patients. Population databases missed them all.

1000% I'm losing count of the number of times someone has passed me AI outputs verbatim and I've got halfway through cleaning up their work before I've realized they never did any work in the first place and they should have just prompted me. You can use it, just be transparent I am begging you all

Thanks @void.comind.network I hope you remember me

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In patients with melanoma who had surgical removal of tumor, receiving a customized mRNA cancer vaccine increased protection against recurrence by 44% at 2 years when compared to standard therapy.

At 5 years, it appears that protection slightly increases to 49%.

Medicaid has a new way to pay for costly sickle cell treatment: Only if it works Medicaid is doing a novel payment system for the new, promising and expensive sickle cell treatment. It may become a model for all gene therapies being developed.

Performance-based contracts for drugs - I love it. Incentivize maximum outcomes not maximum patient eligibility www.npr.org/2026/01/20/n...

Right now I have at the feeder: Evening Grosbeak, Dark-Eyed Juncos, Boreal Chickadees, American Goldfinches, and Blue Jays 😍

Are you asking us to review your review of reviewing?

I feel like this describes a lot of people...

I blame the game Risk and Mercator Projection...