Unilever Goes To Multi-Omics Data With Goal Of Personalizing Acne Intervention

 
• By Ryan Nelson

Unilever aims to use Onegevity’s AI and multi-omics database as a platform to develop “new diagnostic models that offer bespoke acne management regiments,” according to the New York-based health intelligence company’s announcement.

Unilever will leverage multi-omics data on acne and skin physiology provided by Onegevity in its exploration of personalized acne solutions, according to a 16 March announcement.

“Using Onegevity's artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning capabilities to assess the billions of biological features that influence the state...

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