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OICR introduces groundbreaking test proven to find traces of cancer in blood

The highly sensitive Plasma Whole Genome Sequencing assay is available for clinical research studies for any tumour type through OICR’s accredited genomics lab. A new blood test proven to detect residual signs of cancer could…

ArticleJul 25, 2023

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Learning how to fly blind

New approach can detect cancer in different patients without the need for tumour biopsies. Blood contains a vast array of components. In addition to blood cells, plasma and proteins, are free-floating pieces of DNA—some of…

ArticleJul 06, 2021

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Deploying liquid biopsies to improve cancer screening and care during COVID-19

OICR-supported researcher Dr. Harriet Feilotter leads liquid biopsy research program Adapted from Canexia Health’s news release and Patriot One Technologies’ news release. As the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted many areas of life, including the diagnosis…

ArticleSep 10, 2020

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Tumour traces in blood could predict which cancer patients will benefit from immunotherapy

OICR-supported researchers and collaborators discover indicators in the blood that may predict which patients will respond to the immunotherapy drug, pembrolizumab Adapted from UHN’s Media Release. Immunotherapy can shrink tumours and prolong survival for certain…

ArticleAug 28, 2020

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Diagnosing brain tumours with a blood test

A blood test to diagnose and classify tumours could be revolutionary and practice-changing for patients and clinicians alike. In many cases, a simple blood sample could take the place of more invasive surgery to obtain…

ArticleJun 23, 2020

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Blood samples over biopsies: Developing a less invasive way to find and track cancers

Researchers find a new way to detect small traces of tumour DNA in blood and determine the tumour's tissue of origin A blood sample can be used to detect and monitor certain cancers in select…

ArticleNov 14, 2018

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