Quanterix Unveils Dual Biomarker Blood Test for Personalized Multiple Sclerosis Monitoring

Reuters11-18
Quanterix Unveils Dual Biomarker Blood Test for Personalized Multiple Sclerosis Monitoring

Quanterix Corporation has announced the publication of a landmark clinical study in the journal Brain, validating a dual biomarker blood test approach for monitoring multiple sclerosis $(MS)$. The study demonstrates that multiplexed Simoa assays for Glial Fibrillary Acidic Protein (GFAP) and Neurofilament Light Chain (NfL) provide complementary insights for predicting relapse and chronic disability progression in MS patients. The results, which have already been published, leverage Simoa technology and an extensive normative data infrastructure to enable personalized interpretation of individual patient results. A free online tool is available to assist clinicians in assessing biomarker status using age, sex, and BMI, supporting a precision medicine approach to MS management.

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