First Ascent Biomedical, a Miami-based biotech company, has secured a $2 million grant from the Florida Cancer Innovation Fund. This funding aims to enhance the development of personalized cancer treatments specifically for underserved communities. The company utilizes artificial intelligence and genetic testing to create tailored treatment plans for patients.
Co-founded by Dr. Diana Azzam from Florida International University, First Ascent Biomedical combines drug testing with AI-guided tumor mapping. The grant will help generate clinical data necessary for FDA approval of its innovative treatment planning technologies. This initiative reflects Florida's commitment to pioneering healthcare solutions that can be replicated in other states.
• First Ascent Biomedical receives $2 million for AI-driven cancer treatment development.
• AI and genetic testing are used for personalized cancer treatment plans.
AI is utilized to analyze tumor weaknesses and develop personalized treatment plans.
Genetic testing is combined with drug testing to tailor cancer treatments to individual patients.
AI-guided tumor mapping identifies vulnerabilities in cancer cells to optimize treatment strategies.
First Ascent Biomedical focuses on personalized cancer treatments using AI and genetic testing.
FIU collaborates with First Ascent to advance cancer research and treatment innovations.
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