TESTIMONIALS
Real Stories, Real Impact
Discover how Triggenomics is transforming lives and advancing healthcare through the voices of those who have experienced our work firsthand.
TRIG
“This workshop significantly deepened my understanding of molecular and genomic pathology, particularly in how these fields are transforming patient care. It reinforced the critical role of molecular diagnostics in tailoring personalized treatment, especially through the use of cancer gene panels. I now have a greater appreciation for the complexity and precision involved in selecting the right panels, interpreting results, and applying them to clinical decisions.”
WORKSHOP TESTIMONIAL
“The workshop “was very well organized and helped me understand what resources and websites to use in which cases and scenarios- it will help me practice molecular pathology better in the future.”
WORKSHOP TESTIMONIAL
“It helped me understand the strengths and the weaknesses of molecular assays, the uncertainties (Variants of unknown significance) and I learned about the online tools available to tackle these uncertainties.”
WORKSHOP TESTIMONIAL
“100% would recommend for their residency program.”
WORKSHOP TESTIMONIAL
UTRIG
“They say pathology/lab is the "black box" of medicine, and I had viewed molecular pathology as the "black box" of pathology! It is certainly much less of a black box, and I'm excited that I now have a foundation to build upon when I start residency next year. Instead of spending the time trying to just figure out the basics, I'll be able to spend the time on what results mean for my patients.”
WORKSHOP TESTIMONIAL
“This workshop was a sobering reminder of the vast scope of molecular and genomic pathology. What may seem simple on the surface from prior coursework experience is actually a deep well of information. The workshop reminded me that accurately accessing, understanding, and interpreting said data requires the combined expertise of many medical professionals, and that counseling patients about the implications of genetic testing must be done carefully and conscientiously.”
WORKSHOP TESTIMONIAL
“Very fun and interesting, I am now considering molecular/genomic pathology much more seriously, and even if I end up going into a different specialty these .”
WORKSHOP TESTIMONIAL