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The cloud-based technology allows pathologists to view and manage slides digitally and use AI to support key steps in the diagnostic process.
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Labcorp Expands Digital Pathology Rollout with FDA-Cleared PathAI Platform

Nationwide deployment of AISight® Dx aims to support fully digital workflows and AI-assisted diagnostics across anatomic pathology labs
By LabCorp
The kit is intended to support research workflows that seek to better understand the biological mechanisms underlying disease by connecting genetic variation, gene expression, and protein-level activity.
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Thermo Fisher Launches All-in-One Kit for Sequential DNA, RNA and Protein Extraction

Integrated solution simplifies multi-layer molecular analysis, advancing precision medicine and translational research
By Thermo Fisher Scientific
These tools could strengthen clinical trial planning and, with further refinement, inform early care decisions.
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Study Shows Blood Test Can Predict Onset of Alzheimer’s Symptoms Years in Advance

FNIH Biomarkers Consortium “clock model” can use a single blood test to estimate the onset of symptoms within three to four years
By Foundation for the National Institutes of Health
Preeclampsia affects up to 3–8 percent of pregnancies worldwide, depending on the risk profile, and is a leading cause of maternal and neonatal morbidity and mortality.
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COVID-19 Vaccination During Pregnancy May Help Prevent Preeclampsia

The findings offer unprecedented insight into preeclampsia prevention, independent of the direct effects of COVID-19 infection.
By Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago
Tumors are composed of different cancer cells that vary in their aggressiveness and sensitivity to treatments, and further research is needed to understand how liquid biopsies can capture this diversity.
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DNA Barcoding Reveals the Complexity of Breast Cancer Liquid Biopsies

Optimized DNA barcoding showed that similar-looking tumors can release different amounts of DNA into the bloodstream
By Olivia Newton-John Cancer Research Institute
Once largely confined to oncology, CDx is rapidly becoming a foundational pillar of precision medicine, enabling clinicians to match the right therapy with the right patient at the right time.
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The Future of Companion Diagnostics: A Multi-Omics Revolution

The landscape of companion diagnostics is poised for transformative growth, driven by technological innovation, expanding therapeutic applications, and evolving regulatory support
By Madhuri Hegde, PhD, FACMG
The US severing its ties with the WHO will cause ripple effects that linger for years to come.
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US Exit from the World Health Organization Marks a New Era in Global Health Policy—Here’s What the US, and World, Will Lose

The US–WHO collaboration has been critical in the country’s response to mpox, shown here, as well as Ebola, Marburg, flu, and COVID-19
By Jordan Miller, MPH, PhD
Under the redlining policy, federal agencies and banks created maps that designated neighborhoods as A (“best”) to D (“hazardous,” colored red on maps) for mortgage lending based on race, ethnicity, and class.
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Have Associations Between Historical Redlining and Breast Cancer Survival Changed Over Time?

Study finds that disparities generally narrowed from 1995–2014, but subsequently widened
By Wiley
The researchers used retrospective clinical data from 113 patients treated for prostate cancer at University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center.
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New Study Unlocks Important Information About How to Treat Recurring Prostate Cancer

Routine PSMA PET/CT scans could help doctors select the best treatments for long-term outcomes in patients with recurring prostate cancer after surgical removal of the prostate
By National Comprehensive Cancer Network
Interpretation of lymph node histology is quite complex, with significant inter-observer variability, further complicating diagnosis and blurring prognostic clarity.
|3 min read

Improving the Diagnosis and Assessment of Castleman Disease

New efforts aim to overcome diagnostic and histologic challenges in Castleman disease
By Alessandro Albuquerque, MD, MSc, PhD
Cancer cells (red) stick to mesothelial cells (green) and form hybrid spheres that cut into surrounding abdominal tissue.
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Why Ovarian Cancer Spreads So Rapidly in the Abdomen

Study finds floating ovarian cancer cells recruit mesothelial cells in abdominal fluid to create cancer clusters
By Nagoya City University
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