GE’s personalized medicine effort flushed under economic duress

July 18, 2009 by dendrite

Was bummed to hear Nick Haymenn say (download & listen to minute 10 on this Bloomberg News podcast) that GE healthcare has abandoned its molecular & imaging diagnostics program aimed at early detection and intervention.

Crap, that sets things back quite a bit across the medical universe I suspect.

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