The multi-year collaboration combines kitted next-generation sequencing panels with a global laboratory network to improve turnaround times and support diagnostic programs.
A peer-reviewed economic analysis challenges the assumption that erythrocyte sedimentation rate and C-reactive protein tests are interchangeable, finding that combined testing reduces misdiagnoses and lowers overall costs.
The collaboration aims to deliver integrated, automated RNA sequencing library prep workflows for laboratories seeking higher throughput and reproducibility.
The integration gives more than 4,700 oncology providers across 1,600-plus community cancer care centers direct access to order and receive results from multiple precision oncology tests within a single clinical workflow.
The NIH has awarded $850,000 to Northwell Health’s Feinstein Institutes to advance a noninvasive menstrual blood test for endometriosis, aiming to reduce reliance on surgical diagnosis, according to the institutes.
