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The same is true of Guardant Health (Roche) and Foundation One (whom I assume were bought by someone else).

Case in point: There are only 7 posts on Guardant Health on HN.

We just closed a fresh round of funding, backed by investors in Modern Health, Udemy, Guardant Health, DoorDash and Airbnb.

Ask the doctors if the Guardant 360 test could help.

I work for another player Guardant Health.

Other companies, however, like Guardant Health and Foundation One, initially provided inexpensive or free tests in order to build enormous patient data stores and were then bought by large pharmaceutical companies primarily for this data.

> can sustain an unsustainable business model much longer What is the data you have to back that any of these business are unsustainable: Uber, Guardant Health, Doordash, 10X Genomics, Slack, Opendoor, Seer, Beike?

There is plenty of biotech HQ'd in the Bay Area to seriously compete with Boston as the #1 spot: 10x Genomics, Guardant Health, Twist, Natera, CareDx, Verily, Invitae, Nevro, Berkeley Lights, Genentech, PacBio, etc.

For instance, most old heraldic crests and flags have their official formats described in plain text: "Blazon or, three lions passant guardant azure, langued and armed gules." That's the final word on the matter.

While widely used symbols like “eagle displayed” or “lion passant guardant” are really well defined, the more you get to the esoteric stuff the more you find there are really no standards.

Guardant and Grail do this to detect and diagnose cancer from tumor DNA in your blood.

If you simply report the genetic alteration, and I believe this is the approach taken by Guardant, the onus is on the oncology care team to determine whether the alteration is clinically relevant and actionable.