Pharmaceutical Executive September 5, 2025
Mike Hollan

Key Takeaways

  • Next-generation sequencing has revolutionized cancer diagnostics, enabling evidence-based tests that ensure durable reimbursement and physician adoption.
  • Diagnostics 2.0 focuses on robust scientific evidence, AI technology, and clinical studies to demonstrate clear patient and physician benefits.
  • Investors are interested in early detection, prognostic and predictive diagnostics, and MRD testing, which is gaining attention for its utility in monitoring residual disease.
  • MRD testing is emerging as a potential endpoint in clinical studies, proving to be a valuable indicator for residual disease state or recurrence.

Marc Stapley, CEO of Verasyte, reviews upcoming developments in the diagnostic space.

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