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Industry News: Birmingham University and Nonacus partner to develop urine test for bladder cancer
02 Jul 2021
Nonacus, a provider of genetic testing products for precision medicine and liquid biopsy, and the University of Birmingham have partnered to develop a non-invasive test for bladder cancer. The test, which is expected to be available by mid-2022, will use highly sensitive liquid biopsy technology developed by Nonacus, and a panel of biomarkers validated by Dr. Rik Bryan and Dr. Douglas Ward from the University’s Bladder Cancer Research Centre, to diagnose the disease from urine samples.
Bladder cancer is the seventh most common cancer in the developed world. In the UK, over 100,000 people a year are referred to hospital clinics that investigate for bladder cancer, usually after passing blood in their urine (haematuria). The first stage of investigation is usually cystoscopy, which involves inserting a camera into the bladder. Of these 100,000 patients, around 12% are subs