• Wearables Could Enable Continuous Monitoring of Inflammatory Diseases

    Feb 05 | Diagnostics World | Physiological changes in the body driven by inflammation, as happens with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) and rheumatoid arthritis, can be “easily and passively” measured with commercially available wearable devices, according to gastroenterologist Robert Hirten, M.D., associate professor of medicine and artificial intelligence and human health at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. More
  • High-Value Opportunities for Multimodal AI in Clinical Care and Research

    Feb 04 | Diagnostics World | Amid an industrywide shortage of workers and hospital capacity, a multimodal artificial intelligence (AI) platform providing real-time visibility into the clinical picture for patients is finding a national audience with health systems big and small who want to “make the right thing the easy thing to do” for their overburdened clinicians. More
  • Follow the Money: OTC Diagnostics, Breath Biopsies, AI

    Jan 29 | Diagnostics World | January’s funding focused on at-home cancer diagnostics, treatments for autoimmune disorders, and gene therapy for ophthalmology, Hepatitis B, and more. More
  • New Diagnostic Tools, MRD panels, New 23andMe Research Product

    Jan 28 | Diagnostics World News | PathAI and Discovery Life Sciences launch partnership; new diagnostic tools for epilepsy, syphilis; OGT launches MRD panel; more. More
  • Quanterix Launches New Platform for Alzheimer’s Treatment Development, Big Plans for 2025

    Jan 23 | Diagnostics World | At this year’s J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference, Masoud Toloue, CEO of Quanterix, presented his company’s achievements of 2024, the acquisition of Akoya Biosciences, and their plans for the new year. Toloue opened with Quanterix’s mission, “The mission at Quanterix is to create the tools to enable discovery and better health.” More
  • Mount Sinai Develops Diagnostic AI Tool to Predict Cancer Patient Response to ICI Therapy

    Jan 22 | Diagnostics World | Researchers at the Tisch Cancer Institute at Mount Sinai, in collaboration with Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC), have unveiled SCORPIO, an artificial intelligence (AI) tool designed to predict cancer patients’ responses to immune checkpoint inhibitor (ICI) therapy. By focusing on diagnostic capabilities, SCORPIO uses routine blood tests and clinical data to identify patterns that correlate with treatment outcomes, offering an innovative approach to guiding immunotherapy decisions. More
  • At JPM: PacBio Turns Attention to LDTs

    Jan 21 | Diagnostics World | PacBio’s president Christian Henry gave the sequencing company’s 43rd Annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference address last week. And while Oxford Nanopore and Illumina both doubled down on proteomics and a multi-omic future, Henry stayed focus on PacBio’s mission to enable the promise of genomics to better human health. More
  • Grail at JPM: Looking Forward to Study Readouts, Prepped for Scale

    Jan 15 | Diagnostics World | Grail presented for the first time at the 42rd Annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare conference today, and Bob Ragusa, CEO, took the stage. Grail was divested from Illumina and became an independent, publicly traded company in June 2024. But while the company structure has changed significantly in 2024, the mission has not, Ragusa said: detecting cancer early, when it can be cured. More
  • Mayo Clinic, NVIDIA Announce Collaboration on Digital Twins at J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference

    Jan 13 | Diagnostics World | Among the many partnerships and technical announcements made by NVIDIA during the company's Monday morning presentation at the 43rd Annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference, NVIDIA focused several on innovation within the healthcare and life sciences industry. More
  • Beyond Breath: Researchers Look to Leverage VOCs from Skin, Urine, and More

    Jan 09 | Diagnostics World | In the next phase of breath diagnostics, there is a promising area for future research: expanding upon the notion of “breath diagnostics” to leverage volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from elsewhere.  VOCs from urine could be used to detect prostate cancer, for example. If looked at carefully with the right AI tools, leveraging VOCs could lead to compelling healthcare solutions down the road. More
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