The article, titled ‘A kernel-based integration of genome-wide data for clinical decision support’, reports work by Bart de Moor’s group at the University of Leuven and describes a novel algorithm that allows the integration of genome-wide data from different sources and leads to improved clinical outcome prediction from cancer data sets.

Genome Medicine publishes research articles of outstanding quality in all areas of medicine studied from a genomic or post-genomic perspective. The journal also regularly publishes reviews, minireviews and commentaries that assess progress in the management of health and disease informed from genomic and post-genomic research, as well as the ethical, social and legal challenges associated with developments in this emerging field.

Genome Medicine is led by six renowned Section Editors and supported by an internationally recognized Editorial Board.

Submit your next manuscript to Genome Medicine to be among the first authors to publish in this exciting journal, to take advantage of our rapid, high-quality peer review and to maximize the visibility of your research.

For any further information about the journal, its scope and policies, as well as for all pre-submission enquiries, please contact the editorial office. The editors are also keen to receive readers’ comments on the journal and its contents, so if you have any feedback or suggestions, please do get in touch.