Anpac Bio Surpasses 50,000 Case Study Milestone ‘Liquid Biopsy Pioneer’ Serving Individual, Medical, Insurance & Corporate Customers

Described as "game changing", and receiving the, "Breakthrough Innovation Award", at World Nobel Prize Laureate Summit; and named, "
By analyzing simple, standard, blood tests, and applying Anpac Bio's proprietary, multi-level, multi-parameter, diagnostic algorithms, Anpac Bio's CDA technology identifies cancer with measurably-greater accuracy than most current, conventional screening methods. And it does so without any harmful side effects in patients; generating far fewer "false positives"; at a cost substantially lower than traditional testing; and generating results within minutes of sample submission.
Comprehensive research validity data from the 50,000+ cases processed to date demonstrate CDA diagnostics consistently detect over 26+ cancers -- with a sensitivity and specificity rate range of 75%-90% -- usually identifying the disease at its earliest stages.
The company has filed over 200 CDA-related patent applications worldwide – 65+ issued currently; and maintains operations in six sites, employing over 100 people globally.
"Since our company launched in 2008, Anpac Bio has pioneered the 'liquid biopsy' space," states
For more information about Anpac Bio please check: www.AnpacBio.com.
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