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Gen-Probe Begins U.S. Clinical Study of PROGENSA(R) PCA3 Assay, New Molecular Test to Help Assess Prostate Cancer Risk
Published in Medical Letter on the CDC and FDA, September 13th, 2009
"Based on the results of our extensive clinical research studies and our European commercial experience, we believe that our PROGENSA PCA3 assay can help predict the risk of a positive follow-up biopsy, thereby improving patient care," said Eric Lai, PhD, Gen-Probe's senior vice president of research and development. "In addition, this is an important step forward in our efforts to maximize the economic value of our oncology...
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