Mindpeak AI Featured in first-of-its Kind Study on Neuroendocrine Neoplasms

We’re proud to see our VP Precision Medicine, Patrick Frey, featured in Oncology Times sharing his perspective on one of oncology’s most urgent challenges – achieving true equity in biomarker testing.

As Patrick notes, the conversation must move from if to how. The science and technology already exist; now it’s about ensuring every patient, everywhere, can access and benefit from them.

At Mindpeak, we believe AI-powered pathology can help close that gap – supporting faster, more consistent insights that make precision medicine truly accessible.

We are delighted to share that Aurélie Fugon, VP Predictive AI Solutions at Mindpeak, is featured in Life Science Daily News.

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In her article, Aurélie outlines how AI-supported biomarker-driven strategies can reduce variability in pathology, improve the consistency of patient selection and help de-risk late-stage trials.

All key enablers of more reliable, data-rich clinical decision-making. With Aurélie’s leadership, we’re strengthening collaborations with pharma, biotech and clinical partners to help bring reproducible, scalable biomarker assessment into real-world research settings, shaping the future of predictive AI in precision oncology.

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Read the full article here: https://lifesciencedaily.news/ai-enabled-pathology-de-risking-oncology-drug-development/

Every person with cancer is unique. So is every diagnosis - and every pathology sample that informs it.

This year’s World Cancer Day theme continues the focus on United by Unique, highlighting the importance of early detection, equitable access, and truly personalised care. It is a powerful reminder that behind every case is an individual with distinct biology, circumstances, and needs.

At Mindpeak, we believe precision medicine should be a right, not a privilege. Scientific and technological advances have transformed what is possible in cancer diagnostics. The challenge now is ensuring these innovations reach patients in ways that reflect their individuality.

Advanced AI models in digital pathology can help bridge this gap. By accelerating insights from complex tissue data and supporting clinicians with consistent, high-quality analysis, AI contributes to faster, more precise and more personalised decision-making.

On World Cancer Day, we stand with the global community in raising awareness and championing approaches that put people first. When we see the person before the disease, we move closer to a future where every individual’s uniqueness is recognized - and reflected - in their care.

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