AI is only as good as the data and decisions behind it. At #AMP2025, Takunda Matose, PhD, explained why pathologists must consider bias, context, and ethics to make AI truly useful in the clinic.

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Cancer Genomics Pioneer Honored by AMP In her keynote lecture, Elaine R. Mardis, PhD, discussed advances in pediatric precision medicine and encouraged the expansion of data-sharing initiatives.

Live from #AMP2025: Cancer genomics pioneer Elaine Mardis, PhD, received AMP’s highest honor and delivered a keynote on advances in pediatric precision medicine, rapid genome sequencing, and the need for expanded data sharing.

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Old Cancer Samples Yield New Genetic Insights A University of Chicago team demonstrates at AMP 2025 that archival pathology samples can reveal cancer’s genetic evolution.

Live from #AMP2025: University of Chicago researchers show that colorectal cancer samples from the 1930s can still yield genomic and microbial data using ancient DNA methods — opening new ways to study cancer evolution.

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