Cancer Detection

Proof-of-concept study shows that a new testing method has the potential to rapidly identify radiation sickness based on biomarkers

New technologies are allowing physicians to make timely decisions for cancer patients

Reproducible workflows would help clinical labs successfully and routinely perform liquid biopsy assays

Exploring some of the microfluidic technologies used for cancer diagnosis

How does your lab perform cancer screening and diagnostic testing?

In a recent study, several of the markers correlated strongly with known heart failure markers and also predicted which patients were most likely to die prematurely

CMS has reopened it's decision on next-generation sequencing in patients with advanced cancers

A conversation with Maximilian Diehn, MD, PhD, associate professor of radiation oncology at  Stanford University

Compared to women ages 40 to 44 at average risk, incidence screening of women in their 30s with at least one of the three evaluated risk factors showed similar cancer detection rates