Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) samples are increasingly being used for genomic profiling of brain tumors, offering a less invasive alternative to tissue biopsies. CSF samples provide a higher signal-to-noise ratio for detecting tumor-derived cell-free DNA (cfDNA) compared to plasma samples, making them particularly useful for …
The upcoming ASCO 2026 meeting will focus on the clinical application of AI in cancer care, emphasizing multimodal AI models that integrate pathology, radiology, molecular data, and liquid biopsy.
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Thermo Fisher Scientific’s SwiftArrayStudio microarray analyzer was developed in response to customer needs for simpler workflows, more consistent turnaround times, and lower operational burden in genomics labs.
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February 2026—Prepared with expert insight from Anil Parwani, MD, PhD; Scott Hammond; and Melinda Schumacher, MD, Grundium’s white paper describes, from a pathologist’s perspective, how compact WSI systems can shorten consult turnaround times and reduce variability, improve access to subspecialty review without adding travel or courier burden, enhance community pathologists’ professional satisfaction and confidence, support scalable, secure, and validated workflows and lay the foundation for AI and advanced analytics as digital adoption grows. Download the white paper here.
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October 2024—Roche announced the launch of the Cobas Respiratory flex test, the first to use Roche’s novel and proprietary TAGS (temperature-activated generation of signal) technology. Developed by Roche scientists, TAGS technology uses multiplex PCR testing combined with color, temperature, and data processing to identify as many as 15 pathogens in a single PCR test. The Respiratory flex test can detect up to 12 of the most common respiratory viruses, including influenza A and B, respiratory syncytial virus, and SARS-CoV-2. The test runs on the high-throughput Cobas 5800, 6800, and 8800 analyzers.