Foundation Medicine at AMP 2026

Nov 10–14, 2026 Seattle, WA ~2k attendees Website

Foundation Medicine brings 3 presentations to AMP 2026 in Seattle, and exhibits at Booth 1701, MR14. Its sessions cover molecular residual disease in breast cancer and the surveillance decisions that follow, plus HLA class I typing drawn from comprehensive genomic profiling. It also joins an education session on adapting communication strategies for today's pathology learners.

OrganizationAMP 2026 Attendance
Diagnostics
Molecular information company providing comprehensive genomic profiling to inform cancer treatment decisions.
Booth
Exhibiting at Booth 1701, MR14
Thu, Nov 1211:15am–7:00pmFri, Nov 139:00am–4:00pmSat, Nov 149:00am–1:30pm
Workshop
Wed, Nov 11
8:00am–8:50am
Molecular Residual Disease in Breast Cancer: Advancing Surveillance and Clinical Decision-Making
Tissue-informed circulating tumor DNA testing in breast cancer, from baseline through surveillance and early recurrence detection.
Workshop
Wed, Nov 11
9:00am–9:50am
Advancing HLA Class I Typing Through Comprehensive Genomic Profiling
Adding HLA class I typing to comprehensive genomic profiling, with immuno-oncology uses from checkpoint inhibitors to cell therapy.
Talk
Thu, Nov 12
7:15am–8:15am
Adapting Communication Strategies for Today's Pathology Learners (A Special EdCoP Event)
Teaching pathology trainees across generations and learning styles, including feedback and handling performance problems.

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