Around 400 patients were wrongly informed they might have cancer, biotech company says

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Around 400 patients were wrongly informed they might have cancer, biotech company says

The company, Grail, blamed a software issue, which was now resolved, for the incorrect letters sent to people waiting to find out if they had cancer.

https://www.businessinsider.com/400-patients-wrongly-informed-may-have-cancer-biotech-company-says-2023-6

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