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A ctDNA test may be sensitive enough to assess tumor burden and help guide treatment plans for people with locally advanced or metastatic colorectal cancer.

In one case, cancer was detected 16 months before it was diagnosed by conventional means. The study was published as a preprint and has not yet been peer reviewed.

Initiative to focus on development, manufacture, and validation of publicly available somatic reference samples.

Home tests promise big but deliver small, a new study found.

Data suggest that the composition of the uterine microbiome is associated with reproductive outcome. Some scientists, however, caution that more data are needed before conclusions can be drawn.

The research from Professor Svante Pääbo has been so groundbreaking that it created a new field of science, paleogenomics.

Illumina Inc, the top maker of DNA sequencers used to speed drug development and other research, on Thursday announced the launch of its next-generation NovaSeq X systems.

Twelve new recommendations reflect the latest evidence on definition, diet, drugs, and education surrounding the relatively rare condition.

Studying watermelon evolution from wild to domesticated variety has implications for the agricultural industry.

Margrethe Vestager, executive VP of the European Commission, said that it is vital to preserve competition between early cancer detection test developers at this critical stage of development.