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Society of Gynecologic Oncology (SGO) Annual Meeting on Women’s Cancer 

San Juan, Puerto Rico
April 10-13, 2026
Booth: 416

Caris Life Sciences® is proud to join the SGO Annual Meeting in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Meet our team at booth #416 to discover the latest innovations in precision medicine and learn how our products and services are leading the molecular revolution.

Targeted therapy to treat cervical cancer:  alpelisib, inavolisib and capivasertib, P13-kinase and AKT inhibitors, suppresses PIK3CA mutated cervical cells and potentiate immunotherapy.

Poster #: 1161

Location: Exhibit Hall B

Date: April 12

Time: 4-4:45 PM (AT)

Dynamic changes in folate receptor alpha scoring in ovarian surface epithelial carcinomas and treatment implications.

Poster #: 1614

Location: Exhibit Hall B

Date: April 12

Time: 4-4:45 PM (AT)

The Caris Molecular Profiling Report delivers high impact results, including potentially relevant, actionable clinical information, in an easy-to-interpret format. Every report includes access to the MI Portal and the Clinical Trials Connector™, which matches each patient’s unique biomarker expression profile to open, pertinent clinical trial opportunities.

Personalized Treatment Starts Here
Understanding cancer at the molecular level can lead to better treatment options. Caris molecular profiling includes whole exome and whole transcriptome sequencing of tissue and blood, plus protein analysis and other testing options for tissue specimens. Paired with molecular AI tools, Caris comprehensive molecular profiling is focused on helping cancer patients today and tomorrow.

Expert Scientific and Clinical Support
Caris’ healthcare provider services help put precision medicine into practice. Deep molecular insights enable physicians to navigate among therapies with potential benefit, identify therapies that may not have been considered, determine drugs unlikely to provide benefit (avoiding unnecessary toxicities and costs) and match patients to clinical trials.