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16 Dec 2015

ESMO Asia 2015 Congress

LUGANO/SINGAPORE, 16 December 2015 – ESMO, the leading professional organisation for medical oncology, is pleased to announce the inaugural ESMO Asia…
EMJ
15 Dec 2015

New SEER Registry “Big Data” Demonstrates the Oncotype DX® Test Accurately Predicts Clinical Breast Cancer Outcomes, Bringing the Total Number of Patients in Prospective Outcome Studies to 50,000

GENEVA, Switzerland, [December 14, 2015] – Genomic Health today announced results from multiple Oncotype DX® breast cancer test studies at the…
EMJ
24 Nov 2015

SCHILLER Enables the Export of ECG Raw Data: Resting ECGs, Exercise ECGs and Resting Rhythms

SCHILLER’s declared goal is to make therapy-relevant data accessible in digital form throughout the hospital. Thanks to the latest development, we have…
EMJ
16 Nov 2015

Revolutionary Computer Program Diagnoses Cancer in 2 Days

NOVEL diagnostic technology based on advanced self-learning computer algorithms may identify the source of cancer in a patient with 85% certainty…
EMJ
12 Nov 2015

New German Data Show the Use of Endocuff Vision® May Improve Adenoma Detection Rates and Reduce Health System Costs

London, Wednesday 11 November 2015, 07:00 GMT: Norgine B.V. today announced new data showing that ENDOCUFF VISION®, a colonoscope device…
EMJ
1 Oct 2015

Large TAILORx Outcomes Study Demonstrates 99% of Patients with Low Oncotype DX® Recurrence Score® Results Were Breast Cancer Relapse-Free following Five Years of Hormone Therapy Alone

GENEVA, Switzerland, [September 28, 2015] – Genomic Health today announced the presentation of the first results1 from the Trial Assigning…
EMJ
24 Sep 2015

NICE Recommends Gilead’s Zydelig® (Idelalisib) for the Treatment of Chronic Lymphocytic Leukaemia

London, 24 September 2015 – Gilead Sciences’ Zydelig® (idelalisib) has today been recommended by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence…
EMJ
17 Aug 2015

More Reliable Prostate Cancer Diagnoses Provided by Sensor Chip

PROSTATE cancer (PrC) diagnosis may become more efficient and reliable thanks to a new sensor chip, according to recent study data.
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