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  • Mayo Clinic, Thermo Fisher Scientific launch Precure, LLC

    Diagnostics World News | This week Mayo Clinic announced the launch of Precure, LLC, with founding partner Thermo Fisher Scientific. Precure will create one of the world’s leading biomedical datasets by integrating proteomic, genomic, and longitudinal clinical data to help researchers identify early biological signals of disease and provide a foundation for new discoveries in disease biology, diagnostics and therapeutics.

    Sep 18, 2026
  • In Diagnostic Development, a Partnership Model Can Bridge the Gap Between RUO and IVD

    Diagnostics World | Since last year’s landmark legal ruling that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s attempted oversight of laboratory-developed tests was not supported by current legislation, the research-use-only (RUO) pathway has emerged as an increasingly attractive alternative to the FDA-regulated in vitro diagnostic (IVD) route for diagnostic companies. There’s nothing wrong with that, provided that analytical rigor and performance are not compromised throughout the development and validation processes.

    Sep 16, 2026
  • Early Detection Could Expand the Benefits of New Pancreatic Cancer Drugs

    Diagnostics World | As one of the highest-mortality cancers, pancreatic cancer has long been seen as a death sentence. But just in the past year we have witnessed exciting new study results bringing new hope. We can imagine adding years of productive life, or even curing disease completely. There is a way to achieve this, and it’s through early detection.

    Sep 11, 2026
  • LinusBio Expands From Disease Testing Into Consumer Exposure Monitoring With Traced

    Diagnostics World | LinusBio, the company behind the hair-based autism test ClearStrand-ASD, is applying the same underlying technology to a new consumer product called Traced — a test that tracks a person's exposure to metals and other elements over roughly a month, rather than capturing a single snapshot in time.

    Sep 8, 2026
  • Epigenetic Clocks Get a Transcriptional Boost

    Diagnostics World | Epigenetic methylation markers on your DNA can be used to predict your biological age, how soon you’ll die, or the development of various age-related diseases and morbidities. Researchers at the University of Southern California have extended these tests by looking at all of the gene transcription taking place as a function of each of five different popular clock predictors, increasing our understanding of the mechanisms.

    Sep 3, 2026
  • Epigenetic Clocks Get a Transcriptional Boost

    Diagnostics World | Epigenetic methylation markers on your DNA can be used to predict your biological age, how soon you’ll die, or the development of various age-related diseases and morbidities. Researchers at the University of Southern California have extended these tests by looking at all of the gene transcription taking place as a function of each of five different popular clock predictors, increasing our understanding of the mechanisms.

    Sep 3, 2026