DNA probe: market approval/hybrid capture : HPV DNA test in France
Article Abstract:
Digene looks at the recent clearance of its HPV test for cervical cancer screening as an important opportunity for the company and a reaffirmation of the value of HPV testing wherever there is strong emphasis on women's health and cervical cancer screening.
Publication Name: Genesis Report-Dx
Subject: Health care industry
ISSN: 1061-2289
Year: 1998
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Image analysis: PAPNET approval as primary screen device/ Canada
Article Abstract:
Developer of and marketer of medical and health-related technologies NetMed Inc. has reported that it's partner Neuromedical Systems Inc., licensor of the technology for NetMed's PAPNET has received approval for the system as a "primary screener" in Canada.
Publication Name: Genesis Report-Dx
Subject: Health care industry
ISSN: 1061-2289
Year: 1998
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Bion Diagnostic Sciences: first cancer marker cleared for home use
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Redmond, WA-based Bion Diagnostic Sciences Inc. received FDA clearance for the BTA stat test. The test detects recurrent bladder cancer and is available for home use by prescription.
Publication Name: Genesis Report-Dx
Subject: Health care industry
ISSN: 1061-2289
Year: 1999
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