UK Liquid Biopsy Rollout
June 3, 2025
By Helen Bristow
National Health Service (NHS) launches world-first blood test approach for faster lung and breast cancer treatment
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Biopsy Technique Improves Pancreatic Cyst Diagnosis Accuracy
May 14, 2025
Endoscopic ultrasound-guided fine needle biopsy helped accurately diagnose lesions in 60 percent of cases
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Democratizing Liquid Biopsy-Based Precision Oncology Biomarkers in the United States
May 12, 2025
Four national thought leaders discuss the latest advancements and practical applications of liquid biopsy in cancer diagnostics and treatment
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New Evidence Supports Integration of Liquid Biopsies into Oncology Trials
April 25, 2025
ctDNA clearance linked to improved survival in advanced NSCLC: aggregate analysis of eight trials
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Health Equity: From Barriers to Breakthroughs
April 18, 2025
By Helen Bristow
Can better diagnostics lead to more equitable health care? Here’s what three industry leaders have to say.
16 min read
Prostate Cancer on the Rise in Asia
April 7, 2025
Review outlines cultural barriers and new diagnostics
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Advancing Prostate Cancer Diagnostics
March 28, 2025
By Dave Taylor
Why biomarker-based urinalysis should replace the PSA test
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Prostate Screening Stats Deliver Stark Warning
March 28, 2025
Men who skip prostate cancer screenings face significantly higher risk of death, according to study findings presented at the 2025 European Association of Urology (EAU) Congress in Madrid.
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The Prognosis is Good for Liquid Biopsy
March 12, 2025
By Jessica Allerton
Harmonization and collaboration are key in advancing MRD testing, says Ramin Dowlati
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DNA Methylation Informs Early Lung Cancer Diagnosis
March 7, 2025
Abnormal methylation patterns are shown to be viable biomarkers in tissue and liquid biopsies
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