Thought leaders at the Cancer Progress conference in New York City March 4-5 delved into some of the biggest obstacles standing in the way of industry’s ambition to harness big data – the complex and enormous datasets that soon could be routinely available as a result of genetic sequencing – to tailor treatment to patients and develop new therapeutics.
Not surprisingly, one of the biggest challenges is cost. It is not at all clear yet if insurers will be willing to pick up the tab for the extensive data...
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