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Every June 11, World Prostate Cancer Day is observed, providing an opportunity to highlight the importance of prevention, early diagnosis, and a personalized approach to this disease. Although most cases occur sporadically, between 10 and 15% of prostate cancers have … Read more
Currently, there is no clear scientific evidence of an underlying genetic cause for the development of dementia; however, a number of genes have been identified that have a known clinical association with Alzheimer’s disease and dementia in general.
Listen to the full interview on our YouTube channel. Carlos Martínez: “Our goal is to understand our customers’ needs and strive to meet them in the best possible way.” The CEO of Dreamgenics discusses innovation and biotechnology in an interview with Radio Intereconomía during Transfiere 2026. How are you, Carlos? Good morning. … Read more
We are pleased to announce that Dr. María Costales has joined Dreamgenics as a medical advisor in the field of otolaryngology.
We have renewed our ISO 9001, 13485, and 27001 certifications, demonstrating our commitment to providing our customers with products and services that meet the highest quality standards.
The heterogeneous and nonspecific clinical presentation of most monogenic forms of diabetes highlights the need for more accurate diagnostic tools to properly classify the disease.
Listen to the interview in the original post on Hoy por Hoy Gijón. Leyre Larzabal: “A genetic test can detect the onset of a disease at an early stage.” The head of Clinical Genetics at Dreamgenics explains what this type of test involves and what genetic counseling entails. Could you explain it to us in simple terms so that people … Read more
Learn how targeted exome and whole-exome sequencing can aid in the accurate diagnosis of genetically caused epilepsies.
We are pleased to announce that Dr. Luca Palliotti has joined Dreamgenics as a medical advisor in the field of neurology.
On Tuesday, November 18, we held a workshop on neurodevelopment and genetics that brought together various healthcare professionals, promoting multidisciplinary learning and a better understanding of ASD and intellectual disabilities.