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A new CRISPR protein may be the key to better viral diagnostics

A team of researchers from the University of Texas at Austin have discovered a new CRISPR-associated (Cas) protein that can […]

Cancer Genomics in 2022: The Impact of Genomics on Cancer Research, Diagnostics, Therapeutics and Clinical Care

Genomics has the ability to transform our understanding of cancer, providing researchers with increasingly complex information on tumour heterogeneity and […]

Exploring RNA in saliva-based liquid biopsies: A new frontier in precision diagnostics

Detecting early signs of disease is often crucial to achieving the best possible patient outcomes. To date, blood-based liquid biopsies have […]

Molecular diagnostics and the NHSE Long Term Plan for Cancer

Peter Johnson, National Clinical Director for Cancer, NHS England

Beyond companion diagnostics – what next for ctDNA liquid biopsy in the NHS?

Liquid biopsy has the promise to revolutionise cancer care and treatment, allowing the detection of rare cell types with a […]

Cardio Diagnostics Inc

Cardio Diagnostics, a precision medtech company is transforming the prevention of cardiovascular disease (CVD) by developing the first at-home clinical […]

New clues for Parkinson’s disease diagnosis

Written by Charlotte Harrison, Science Writer. Early detection of Parkinson’s disease (PD) will mean that future therapies have a better […]

Women’s Health: From the Wandering Uterus to the 21st Century

Despite women making up nearly 50% of the global population, significant gender disparities in healthcare continue to be reported. Whilst […]

Extracellular vesicles: possible biomarkers of psychiatric disorders

Written by Charlotte Harrison, Science Writer. Identifying the molecular changes associated with mental health disorders will pave the way for […]

New method improves next-generation sequencing accuracy 1000-fold

A new method has been published in Nature Genetics that offers a 1000-fold increase in accuracy compared to next-generation sequencing […]