Why Genomic Tests for Prostate Cancer Need Better Data
A review found gaps remain for genomic classifier tests for their cost-effectiveness, clinical utility, and impact on diverse populations.
A review found gaps remain for genomic classifier tests for their cost-effectiveness, clinical utility, and impact on diverse populations.
A study warns that transgender women on hormone therapy may have artificially low PSA levels, potentially delaying prostate cancer diagnosis.
Oncobiomix says it will use Limmi's Disease Insights Platform to power their AI models for predicting prostate cancer risk.
Black men are more likely to develop prostate cancer than white men and more likely to have advanced disease and to die than white men.Â
Read MoreArteraAI will present data demonstrating the successful validation of its prognostic model in advanced prostate cancer.
Read MoreResearchers developed a patent-pending method and algorithm to predict prostate cancer recurrence in patients treated by radiation therapy.Â
Read MoreBlack patients seen by a precision medicine navigator were substantially more likely to receive genomic testing than those who were not.
Read MoreTo explore why prostate cancer disproportionately harms Black men, researchers looked to another disorder, diabetes, which alters metabolism.
Read MoreBiomarkers of significant prostate cancer that are detected in urine or blood tests are desperately needed to help reduce prostate biopsies.
Read MoreA new study demonstrated Decipher Prostate Genomic Classifier’s ability to guide personalized treatment for men with prostate cancer.Â
Read MoreQuest launched a prostate cancer biomarker test through its pathology business, AmeriPath, in collaboration with Envision Sciences.Â
Read MoreThe AI-based predictive model was able to identify patients with a predominantly intermediate risk for prostate cancer likely to benefit from short-term ADT.
Read MoreCleveland Diagnostics, a biotechnology company developing next-gen diagnostic tests for early detection of cancers, opened a new facility.
Read MoreAmerican Indian and Alaska Native men also experience disproportionately greater prostate cancer mortality compared to other racial/ethnic identities.
Read MoreThe accuracy of PSA in prostate cancer screening can be improved by accounting for genetic factors that are not associated with cancer.
Read MoreExperts argue that “test by request” have led to higher PSA testing and clear medical harm, with minimal benefit and inequity.
Read MoreLevels of PSA are low in healthy men but elevate in the presence of prostate cancer and other mentioned conditions.Â
Read MoreA new minimally invasive prostate biopsy procedure reduces the risk of infection, improves imaging for accuracy, and may increase cancer detection in a clinic setting.
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