Signatera detected 90% of recurrences versus 55% for AMERK. Is Merkel cell surveillance about to change?
Signatera showed 90% sensitivity versus 55% for AMERK in Merkel cell carcinoma, strengthening Natera’s case for broader MRD surveillance.
Signatera showed 90% sensitivity versus 55% for AMERK in Merkel cell carcinoma, strengthening Natera’s case for broader MRD surveillance.
Natera’s Signatera gains European IVDR certification across multiple cancers, opening a new phase for personalized MRD testing and clinical adoption.
Discover how Natera’s Signatera MRD test may sharpen chemotherapy decisions after colorectal liver surgery and what remains unproven.
See how Natera’s Signatera could sharpen APG-157’s Phase 3 evidence in head and neck cancer and what risks remain. Read the analysis.
Natera’s Signatera will track molecular response in a refractory melanoma trial. Find out why ctDNA is becoming central to oncology R&D.
MRD testing just crossed into treatment selection. Natera’s Signatera FDA win could reshape adjuvant bladder cancer care.
Bladder cancer treatment is becoming more selective. Tecentriq’s ctDNA-guided approval may redefine who gets adjuvant immunotherapy.
New ASCO GU data shows how Signatera ctDNA may guide bladder preservation and adjuvant therapy decisions in muscle-invasive bladder cancer. Read the analysis.
New I-SPY 2 data suggest personalized ctDNA could transform risk stratification in therapy-resistant early breast cancer. Read the full analysis.
Natera Inc. and Medica Scientia Innovation Research (MEDSIR) have announced a collaborative effort on the MiRaDoR study, a multicenter, phase II clinical trial focused on hormone receptor-positive, HER2-negative (HR+/HER2-) breast cancer. Sponsored by MEDSIR and funded by F. Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd., the trial uses Natera’s Signatera assay to guide therapy decisions based on circulating tumor