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University Of Cambridge Project Nimble Genomics Discusses Brain Cancer Liquid Biopsy

 
• By Natasha Barrow

University of Cambridge's soon-to-be spun-out Nimble Genomics is among grant-winning projects in Capital Enterprise's Cancer Tech Accelerator. Medtech Insight spoke to clinical oncologist and Nimble founder Henno Martin and co-founder Radek Lach to learn more what about the brain cancer blood test’s prospects in an increasingly competitive liquid biopsy space.

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Liquid biopsy innovator Nimble Genomics “will transform the diagnosis and stratification of cancers, including brain cancers,” said co-founder Henno Martin, opening the company’s pitch at the Cancer Tech Accelerator Demo Day held on 24 October by European intellectual property firm HGF.

“Around 1,400 patients are diagnosed with low-grade glioma every year in the UK. Often, the diagnosis is delayed due to...

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