Veracyte Expands Into Urologic Cancer Testing By Acquiring Decipher For $600M

With the addition of Decipher, Veracyte now offers tests for seven of the 10 most common types of cancer in the US.

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Veracyte is adding urologic cancer tests to its genomics testing portfolio with the acquisition of Decipher Biosciences.

Veracyte acquired Decipher for $600m in cash, the companies announced on 15 March. San Diego-based Decipher will be a wholly...

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