CCG.ai built software to combine genomic and clinical data so oncologists could choose and adjust treatment sooner. The company is no longer active.
Cambridge Cancer Genomics developed a data-driven precision oncology platform: software to analyse tumour and liquid biopsy sequencing alongside clinical records, and machine-learned biomarkers intended to predict treatment response and detect relapse earlier than imaging. It grew to a team of about 25 in Cambridge before the YC directory marked it inactive. It is recorded as wound down; no acquirer is named because none was found in a primary source.
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