Today Angle has announced results from a prostate cancer research study carried out by its KOL partner Barts Cancer Institute (BCI). The final data are yet to be published, but headline results indicate that Parsortix can potentially perform as well as or better than current standard of care in terms of detecting early-stage prostate cancer and assessing its severity, and can do so with a simple blood test. While this will require further clinical studies, it represents a likely second clinical application, in which Parsortix can substantially affect the management of cancer patients.
21 Mar 2016
Prostate cancer application gains momentum
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Prostate cancer application gains momentum
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21 Mar 2016 -
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Today Angle has announced results from a prostate cancer research study carried out by its KOL partner Barts Cancer Institute (BCI). The final data are yet to be published, but headline results indicate that Parsortix can potentially perform as well as or better than current standard of care in terms of detecting early-stage prostate cancer and assessing its severity, and can do so with a simple blood test. While this will require further clinical studies, it represents a likely second clinical application, in which Parsortix can substantially affect the management of cancer patients.