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I have one more, admittedly braggy thing to say about last week’s STAT Breakthrough Summit West in San Francisco. Of course we curated an incredible roster of influential industry leaders to speak on stage. That’s what STAT does. But just as remarkable were the health care and health tech A-Listers who just showed up as summit attendees to listen and learn from their peers — like 23AndMe’s Anne Wojcicki. Please join us in San Francisco next year, or better yet, register for our next summit in Boston, Oct. 16-17.

I’m back in Boston from San Francisco, but flying out again next week, this time to Chicago for the annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology. How can we be knocking on June, already?

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