BC Health Research Pursues Precision, Genetics-Based Care for Three Conditions

BC health research pursues precision, genetics-based care for three conditions

VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Aug. 19, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- A person’s DNA can help predict suitable treatments, medications and nutrition for them, leading to better personalized care.

Research Funding Targets Potential of DNA to Lower Healthcare Barriers in BC

Projects translating genetic insights for specific medical uses are pushing to put personalized care into practice. The projects are all funded by Genome British Columbia, which facilitates the integration of genomics into society. Two projects aim to improve access to personalized medicine via off-the-shelf pharmacogenetic testing and genetically informed nutrition planning. A third project is developing testing to predict which treatments will…

DMCBH Researchers Leading Genome BC-Funded Projects That Explore How Data Can Help Detect Disease Earlier and Improve Patient Care

Congratulations to DMCBH researchers Drs. Helen Tremlett and Deanna Gibson on receiving funding through Genome BC’s Data Access, Integration and Analysis 2 (DAIA2) program! The two researchers are among six project leads who will use the Health Data Platform BC to integrate different sources of health information to better understand disease and improve patient care. Dr. Tremlett’s project will explore how health data can help identify multiple …