Prostate Cancer
Onconome Announces Completion of Breakthrough Research Study Highlighting New Blood Test for Prostate Cancer
Published in Clinical Oncology Week, May 7th, 2007
Onconome, Inc., a privately held Seattle based biotechnology company, announced the publication of a groundbreaking research study conducted at The Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. The study relates to a newly discovered blood protein, ProstaMark(R) EPCA-2 (Early Prostate Cancer Antigen) that could change the way men are screened for prostate cancer, a disease which kills more than 25,000 men each year. The simple to use blood test detected an unprecedented 94 percent of men with prostate cancer and correctly identified 97 percent of men who don't have the disease, according to the Hopkins study.
The study, conducted under the direction of Robert H. Getzenberg PhD,...
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