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Researchers pilot new tests for early detection of lung cancer in Southampton

Inivata s Liquid Biopsy Technology Included in Unique £10m Research Collaboration for Early Detection of Lung Cancer

News Category Global Banking & Finance Reviews Inivata’s Liquid Biopsy Technology Included in Unique £10m Research Collaboration for Early Detection of Lung Cancer Inivata’s Liquid Biopsy Technology Included in Unique £10m Research Collaboration for Early Detection of Lung Cancer Research Collaboration to be led by the University of Southampton and along with several major diagnostics and informatics companies will test the best way of detecting cancers at a stage when they can still be cured Inivata’s InVision Liquid Biopsy platform will be used to detect mutations in ctDNA in study participants Research Triangle Park, NC, USA and Cambridge, UK, 18 December 2020 – Inivata, a leader in liquid biopsy, today announces its participation in a major research collaboration to investigate integrated diagnostics for the early detection of lung cancer with the aim of increasing survival rates, alongside improving the efficiency of testing in people at high risk of cancer

Researchers to explore new ways to diagnose early-stage lung cancer

Researchers to explore new ways to diagnose early-stage lung cancer Ground-breaking medical research in a consortium led by two UK universities will explore new ways to diagnose lung cancer earlier and save lives. The Universities of Southampton and Leeds have come together with healthcare, diagnostics and informatics companies to test the best way of detecting cancers at a stage when they can still be cured, linking to the NHS England Targeted Lung Health Checks programme. The research collaborators include the Lung Cancer Initiative at Johnson & Johnson, Roche, Oncimmune, Inivata, BC Platforms and others. The research, part of the Government s Early Diagnosis Mission to diagnose three-quarters of cancers at an early stage by 2028, is able to proceed thanks to approximately £3.5m-worth of funding from UK Research and Innovation s Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund (ISCF), part of a total investment of £10 million in the programme overall.

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