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March 24, 2017

Don’t Forget About the Colon! – Color

When Color launched their first test in April 2015, it included 19 genes for hereditary breast and ovarian cancer. People were really excited about it, but one nurse practitioner kept asking us to add more genes, particularly those for hereditary colon cancer. She was so passionate about it that at one point she actually yelled,

Don’t Forget About the Colon! – Color

Science and Technology

Advancing Science Together: Color for Research and the Color Research Grant

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We are much more similar than we are different – Color

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Color goes to Canada – Color

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Bold Women in Science – Color

Genomics

Scientific Breakthroughs in DNA Sequencing – Color

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Families Share their Genetics Journeys – Color

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Between 30–50% of cancers can be prevented

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World Cancer Day – Color

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Celebrate Family History Day This Thanksgiving – Color

Genomics

Marlo Longstreet shares her family’s experience with a seemingly insignificant family history of cancer.

Genomics

When it comes to cancer, we have so much to learn

Healthcare Industry

How We Can Design Better Healthcare – Color

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Color Genomics Receives Certificate of Accreditation from the College of American Pathologists (CAP)

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Building a Colorful Culture – Color

Genomics

First-ever $50 hereditary cancer test for families with a mutation

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You Can Now Purchase Color for Loved Ones – Color

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This October, Celebrate Those Who Inspire You – Color

Healthcare Industry

Fixing Healthcare from the Outside: Why This M.D. Returned to Silicon Valley

Genomics

Color Collaborates with Pink Hope to Make Genetic Testing More Accessible

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News & Articles

Don’t Forget About the Colon! – Color

Categories

Don’t Forget About the Colon! – Color

Advancing Science Together: Color for Research and the Color Research Grant

We are much more similar than we are different – Color

Color goes to Canada – Color

Bold Women in Science – Color

Scientific Breakthroughs in DNA Sequencing – Color

Families Share their Genetics Journeys – Color

Between 30–50% of cancers can be prevented

World Cancer Day – Color

Celebrate Family History Day This Thanksgiving – Color

Marlo Longstreet shares her family’s experience with a seemingly insignificant family history of cancer.

When it comes to cancer, we have so much to learn

How We Can Design Better Healthcare – Color

Color Genomics Receives Certificate of Accreditation from the College of American Pathologists (CAP)

Building a Colorful Culture – Color

First-ever $50 hereditary cancer test for families with a mutation

You Can Now Purchase Color for Loved Ones – Color

This October, Celebrate Those Who Inspire You – Color

Fixing Healthcare from the Outside: Why This M.D. Returned to Silicon Valley

Color Collaborates with Pink Hope to Make Genetic Testing More Accessible

Diversity Is In Our DNA – Color