Molecular Diagnostics
Affordable Blood-Based Test Provides Early Detection of Colorectal Cancer
A newly-launched colorectal cancer (CRC) blood test improves screening compliance and consequently, the probability of survival while sharply bringing down CRC treatment costs and eliminating the need for fecal collection. More...16 Mar 2023
Novel Non-Sputum Based Technology Quickly and Easily Detects Active TB
Despite advancements in rapid molecular diagnostic techniques for tuberculosis (TB), there remains a significant need for a time-efficient, cost-effective, and non-sputum-based point-of-care (POC) test. Now, researchers at Wayne State University have discovered a new technology that can rapidly and easily detect active TB infection antibodies. More...16 Mar 2023
Rapid PCR Diagnostic Test for STIs Provides Accurate Results in Less than 30 Minutes at POC
A fast, polymerase chain reaction (PCR) diagnostic test rapidly tests for these three most common sexually transmitted infections (STIs) caused by Chlamydia trachomatis, Neisseria gonorrhoeae, and Trichomonas vaginalis, allowing healthcare professionals to test, talk and treat patients in a single visit. More...15 Mar 2023
Urine Gene Test Could Detect Bladder Cancer Years Before Symptoms Arise
Detecting bladder cancer in its early stages can increase the chances of survival. Now, new research has shown that testing for genetic mutations in urine can detect bladder cancer years before clinical symptoms develop. More...14 Mar 2023
Simple Blood Test Could Make It Easier to Diagnose Epilepsy
Researchers have discovered higher levels of immune proteins in the blood before and after an epileptic seizure that could serve as possible biomarkers, allowing for accurate diagnosis of epilepsy using a simple blood test. More...14 Mar 2023
New AI Blood Test Could Become Game Changer for Bowel Cancer Diagnosis
Colorectal cancer (CRC), also referred to as bowel cancer, is the world's third most common cancer and the fourth leading cause of death. Now, the introduction of a fast, affordable, and scalable test for the early detection of bowel cancer could revolutionize the approach to the diagnosis and screening of this disease. More...10 Mar 2023
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New Device That Detects Cancer Cells Could Help Avoid Invasive Biopsy Surgeries
Blood Test Could Diagnose Brain Cancer, Track Progression and Guide Treatment
AI Accurately Predicts Cardiovascular Disease by Examining Genes in DNA of Heart Patients
Novel Saliva Collection Device Keeps Analytes Stable at Ambient Temperatures for Weeks
New Ultrafast 5-Minute PCR Technology Faster Than Self-Diagnosis Kits
Blood Test to Measure Key Molecule Could Help Diagnose Vascular Dementia
Compact POCT Platform Unlocks Multiplexing Potential of Real-Time PCR
Portable Real-Time PCR System Resolves Problems of Limited Lab Space and Fragmented Samples
Simple Blood Tests for Signaling Proteins Could Predict Cancer or Inflammation
Recombinant ELISAs Increase Efficiency of CMV Serodiagnosis in Pregnant Women
Novel Esophageal Cancer Test Could Reduce Unnecessary Endoscopies
Non-Invasive Stool Test Could Diagnose Early Form of Parkinson’s Disease
Benchtop Multiplex Genetic Analyzer Helps Target, Identify, and Confirm Clinically Relevant Mutations
New Technique Designs Nucleic Acid Probes to Detect Rapidly Mutating Bacteria and Viruses
Genetic Testing channel of LabMedica brings the latest in molecular genetics, cytogenetics, and epigenetics, and methods from PCR to FISH, and more.