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Omico warns of mates left behind

Posted 25 November 2025 PM

Omico has released its impact report outlining how its facilitation of precision oncology treatment has led to a huge boost to Australian health.

People with incurable cancer, such as metastatic bile duct, ovarian, and triple negative breast cancers, live up to 50 per cent longer when matched via DNA screening to targeted treatments, an extra 14 to 21 or more months, and in some cases survival more than doubles.

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