NEWS & INSIGHTS

BALTIMORE, MD, June 15, 2021 – Personal Genome Diagnostics Inc. (PGDx), a leader in cancer
genomics, today announced a collaborative partnership with the Duke University Health System (DUHS)
Clinical Molecular Diagnostics Laboratory. As part of the collaborative partnership, PGDx’s elio™ tissue
complete will be the primary technology platform for the laboratory’s clinical oncology genomic testing
initiatives. The laboratory will also collaborate with PGDx on the development of next-generation data
integration solutions aimed at optimizing clinical usability of genomic data and insights across the cancer
care continuum.

“We are thrilled to partner with DUHS and pleased that they have chosen PGDx’s elio™ tissue complete
platform for their well-respected clinical precision oncology program,” said Megan Bailey, Chief
Executive Officer of PGDx. “We look forward to working with them on developing advanced data
integration solutions, which have the potential to more fully enable multi-disciplinary teams to readily
access and integrate actionable genomic data as part of routine cancer care.”

Through this partnership, PGDx’s elio™ tissue complete assay will be integrated into DUHS’ Clinical
Molecular Diagnostics Laboratory, demonstrating the value of a decentralized strategy that supports the
democratization of genomic testing. Additionally, PGDx and DUHS will collaborate on an advanced data
integration solution that delivers interoperability with the health system’s electronic health records
(EHRs) and other local systems.

“We believe strongly that the ability to provide accurate, rapid genomic profiling data and insights that
can be easily accessed and incorporated into existing cancer care pathways will allow our clinicians to
further optimize treatments for the benefit of our patients,” said Michael Datto, M.D., Ph.D., Associate
Vice President of DUHS Clinical Laboratories. “PGDx brings to us an FDA-cleared genomic profiling kit
and a shared commitment to develop data integration solutions that enable oncologists and clinician
partners across our health system to harness the potential of genomic insights as part of their toolkit in
the fight against cancer.”

About Personal Genome Diagnostics
Personal Genome Diagnostics (PGDx) empowers the fight against cancer by unlocking actionable
information from the genome. We are committed to improving clinical insight, speed of results, and
healthcare economics by delivering a portfolio of regulated tissue-based and liquid biopsy genomic
products for health systems worldwide. PGDx was established by researchers from Johns Hopkins
University who are pioneers in cancer genome sequencing and liquid biopsy technologies. For additional
information, visit www.pgdx.com.

Contacts
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Carolyn Noyes
781-235-3060
cnoyes@macbiocom.com