2016 → 2026: Genomics has had its glow-up.
In 2016:
💸 Sequencing was very expensive
📅 Turnaround time was measured in months
🤷🏻♀️ Genomics was still “specialist”
And Genomical was just an idea on paper 📝
In 2026:
⏰ Sequencing is routine
🩺 Clinical genomics is mainstream
🏥 Genomics is shaping diagnosis, treatment, and prevention
But here’s the part that looks more like 2016 than 2026: the infrastructure underneath it all.
Data workflows are still stitched together with ad hoc processes. Storage, reporting, and governance are bolted onto pipelines that were never designed for national-scale healthcare, evolving cyber risk, or the long-term value of genomic data.
The science moved fast.
The systems didn’t.
And that gap is now one of the biggest constraints on access, scale, and sustainability in clinical genomics.
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2016 → 2026: Genomics has had its glow-up
