T2 Biosystems to Commercialize Test for Early Lyme Disease
T2 Biosystems plans to commercialize, a diagnostic test for early Lyme disease, with a goal of releasing it in the U.S. as an LDT in 2023.
T2 Biosystems plans to commercialize, a diagnostic test for early Lyme disease, with a goal of releasing it in the U.S. as an LDT in 2023.
A next-gen sequencing test is facilitating treatment options and earlier diagnosis in family members who inherited a genetic abnormality.
A new testing mechanism for Lyme disease can better identify the disease sooner, show when people are cured, and diagnose reinfection.
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