Maker of the FDA-approved FoundationOne CDx genomic test used across dozens of drug labels.
Foundation Medicine, based in Boston and owned by Roche, makes FoundationOne CDx, the FDA-approved comprehensive genomic profiling test written into dozens of drug labels. Its products include FoundationOne CDx and Liquid CDx, FoundationOne Tracker for measurable residual disease and FoundationOne Heme, and with Flatiron Health it built the largest real-world clinico-genomic database, which OnCo carries as a collection. OnCo links it to comprehensive genomic profiling, liquid biopsy and digital twins, to cancer of unknown primary, and to bottlenecks on unvalidated biomarkers, data silos and weak real-world evidence, with ideas on a single calibrated tumour mutational burden and machine-readable genomic reports attached. Whether a test owned by a drug company can be trusted as a neutral companion diagnostic is the fair question. FoundationOne has its own page.
The FDA-approved tissue (324 genes) and blood genomic tests that serve as companion diagnostics for dozens of drugs.
The proof that a blood test can split residual-disease patients into those likely to relapse and those likely cured, the premise of the ctDNA-guided adjuvant idea; no completed trial has yet acted on the result.
What a prostate cancer sequencing report looks like in practice, and the numerical basis for two clinical rules: do not expect checkpoint immunotherapy to work unless the tumour is mismatch repair deficient, and do not treat a CDK12 alteration as if it were a BRCA alteration.
The clearest early head-to-head of the three biliary sites on one platform: for gallbladder cancer it made HER2 the target to test for and showed that IDH and FGFR inhibitors would rarely apply.
Shares A global federated real-world evidence network at regulatory grade, Emulate combination trials from real-world data to triage which ones to run, Label every targetable mutation as truncal or branch on the report, A single calibrated tumour mutational burden across all sequencing panels.
Shares One open atlas of how tumours escape every drug, Drop mandatory fresh biopsies where blood or archival tissue would do, Label every targetable mutation as truncal or branch on the report, Every tumour sequencing report lists open, nearby, matched trials pulled live.
Shares I-PREDICT, WINTHER, Digital twins and virtual control arms, CUPISCO.
Shares I-PREDICT, WINTHER, Comprehensive genomic profiling.
Shares Every tumour sequencing report lists open, nearby, matched trials pulled live, Every tumour genomic report machine-readable and deposited nationally, Comprehensive genomic profiling.
Shares FoundationOne CDx / Liquid CDx, Fragmented care and guideline gaps, Biomarkers are not validated or standardised, Comprehensive genomic profiling.
Shares Weak real-world evidence and registries, Data silos, Comprehensive genomic profiling, Liquid biopsy (ctDNA).
Shares Weak real-world evidence and registries, Data silos, Fragmented care and guideline gaps, Comprehensive genomic profiling.
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A comprehensive genomic profiling test and the report software around it, approved as a companion diagnostic for a long and growing list of drugs.