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A Newly Developed Nanosensor Quickly Detects Disease

The test, developed by Researchers at the Institute for Global Food Security at Queen’s University Belfast, can detect proteases, enzyme markers that are responsible for the progression of many diseases.

New Data Boosts Value Proposition of AlloSure

The first donor-derived cell-free DNA test to assess allograft health in kidney transplant patients is also beneficial for repeat transplant recipients, a new study finds.

Antibiotic-Resistance-Screening Diagnostic Wins CE Mark

The new test could help clinicians quickly determine the appropriate treatment for patients.

ArcherDx Seeking Broader Reach for Cancer Diagnostic

The Boulder, CO-based company has been granted a Breakthrough Device Designation for its liquid biopsy and tissue specimen assay.

Noninvasive Test for Colon Cancer Screening Offered as an Alternative to Colonoscopy for Screening

CellMax Life has developed a blood test that it says can identify precancerous adenomas with similar accuracy as colonoscopy, which may facilitate better compliance with screenings and increase detection rates.

New Study Finds Discrepancies in Cervical Cancer Screening Rates

A study from Mayo Clinic researchers shows less than two thirds of women ages 30 to 65 were up-to-date with cervical cancer screenings in 2016, which is below the 81% screening compliance rate self-reported in the 2015 National Health Interview Survey.

Veracyte Finds Ally in J&J for Early Lung Cancer Detection

The two companies will look at advancing the development and commercialization of diagnostic tests for early detection of the disease.

How a Tiny Device Is Making a Big Difference for Pediatric Transplant Patients

An initiative at Nottingham University Hospital in Nottingham, England is making it easier for pediatric transplant patients and their caregivers to collect blood samples at home for therapeutic drug monitoring.

New Field Test Discerns Between Ebola and Lookalike Fevers

The portable device could prove to be invaluable during an Ebola outbreak.

Investigators on the Path to Alzheimer’s Detection Test

A team from Brigham and Women’s Hospital are developing a test that can detect tau protein, a calling card for Alzheimer’s disease.

GRAIL’s SUMMIT Will Help Define its Liquid Biopsy Path

The Menlo Park, CA-based company’s 50,000-patient trial will launch in 2019 and could be one of the most significant events of the year for the liquid biopsy market.

How a New Blood Volume Analyzer Could Save Lives From Acute Heart Failure

Daxor’s new technology designed to measure blood volume has the potential to reduce patient readmission rates and improve outcomes for patients suffering from acute heart failure.

Diagnostics Are Helping Counter Antimicrobial Resistance, But More Work Is Needed

Doctors need more tools to quickly determine whether an antibiotic is truly needed, an expert tells MD+DI.

Oxford Startup Wants to Revolutionize Sensors

A startup spawned from Oxford University is trying to commercialize components of a quantum computing technology that could ultimately improve the downstream end of existing diagnostic devices.

New Blood Test Makes the Autism Picture a Bit Clearer

The Madison, WI-based company said its test can identify metabolic subtypes associated with the Autism Spectrum and can be used to screen children as young as 18 months.

New York State Initiative Hopes to Stop the Spread of Super Bugs

Diagnostics manufacturer OpGen is partnering with ILUM and the NY State Department of Health to detect, track, and manage antimicrobial-resistant infections at healthcare institutions statewide.

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