OneCell Diagnostics’ Mohan Uttarwar Discusses How AI Helps To Predict Cancer’s Next Move

Company Co-Founder Shares How Decoding Cancer At Single Cell Level Could Take Guesswork Out Of Recurrence With AI-Powered Diagnostics

Part 1 of 2: In an interview with Medtech Insight, Uttarwar breaks down how OneCell’s proprietary single cell biopsy platform is rewriting the rules of cancer diagnostics – not just identifying cancer at the cellular level but predicting its potential return with unprecedented accuracy. He also shares how the company’s approach leverages single cell biopsy technology and machine learning to spot signs of cancer’s return before it manifests clinically.

In an interview with Medtech Insight, Uttarwar breaks down how OneCell’s proprietary single-cell biopsy platform is rewriting the rules of cancer diagnostics
Key Takeaways

· OneCell's platform isolates and analyzes individual circulating tumor cells (CTCs) to provide a more granular and dynamic view of a patient's disease state.

· By training proprietary machine learning models on complex cell-level data, OneCell can assess recurrence risk — offering oncologists a powerful predictive tool for treatment planning.

· With early validation in motion and plans for wider clinical deployment, the company is focused on translating its technology into real-world oncology workflows.

In a world where cancer remains one of the most complex and relentless diseases, OneCell Diagnostics, an artificial intelligence-powered cancer...

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