Inside Precision Medicine January 21, 2025
Helen Albert

A fast test to determine if an infection is viral or bacterial or whether a patient may progress to a more severe condition such as sepsis, has been approved by the FDA.

The test was developed by California-based Inflammatix. Known as TriVerity, it is a benchtop machine that uses a cartridge-based system to test patient samples.

It is able to measure the expression of 29 genes that regulate a person’s response to infection and assess if they have a high likelihood of having a bacterial or viral infection within around 30 minutes.

The test is also able to indicate how sick a patient is likely to become over the week following the test. For example, if they have a condition...

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