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Agendia Reports First Patient Enrolled in DEBRA Trial Using MammaPrint
MammaPrint 70-gene signature to aid in evaluation of de-escalation of radiation therapy in Stage I, Hormone Sensitive, HER2-Negative breast cancer
Read MoreAgendia® Collaborates with National Cancer Institute, SWOG Cancer Research Network for Phase III Trial; Led by University of Michigan’s Dr. Erin Cobain
SWOG S2206 will use MammaPrint® breast cancer recurrence test to examine response to immunotherapy in women with high-risk HR+ breast cancer.
Read MoreMammaPrint® approved for Reimbursement in the Netherlands
The Dutch National Healthcare Institute (ZIN) has approved MammaPrint® for inclusion in the Dutch National health insurance basic package with immediate effect.
Read MoreAgendia® Names Joyce A. O’Shaughnessy, MD as New Principal Investigator for FLEX Study
Renowned breast oncologist and clinical researcher to lead ongoing efforts to accelerate diagnostic discoveries and enable precision oncology through real-world evidence-based study platform
Read MoreNew Neoadjuvant Trial (MINT) Confirms the Predictive Utility of MammaPrint + BluePrint
The newly published prospective Multi-Institutional Neoadjuvant Therapy MammaPrint Project I (MINT) trial is the first neoadjuvant study to show that nodal downstaging in response to neoadjuvant therapy can be predicted by MammaPrint + BluePrint, Agendia’s advanced genomic assays.
Read MoreAgendia Appoints Ronald Andrews and David Schreiber to Board of Directors
Agendia, Inc., a gene expression profiling company advancing personalized early-stage breast cancer care, today announced the appointment of industry veterans Ronald (Ron) Andrews and David Schreiber to the company’s Board of Directors.
Read MoreAgendia Studies Reveal the Influence of Race on a Tumor’s Biology, Reinforcing its Commitment to Advancing Research of Racial Disparities in Breast Cancer
At the 2023 ASCO Annual Meeting, Agendia, Inc., a gene expression profiling company advancing personalized early-stage breast cancer care, reinforces its commitment to progressing research of racial disparities in breast cancer through two poster presentations.
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