Natera says real-world study links early ctDNA clearance to 96% 3-year survival in MSI-H CRC

Reuters04-07 18:00
Natera says real-world study links early ctDNA clearance to 96% 3-year survival in MSI-H CRC
  • Natera flagged new clinical research results that will be presented at AACR Annual Meeting 2026 on April 17-22 in San Diego.
  • Real-world analysis in metastatic colorectal cancer linked early ctDNA clearance on immune checkpoint inhibitors to improved survival outcomes, supporting ctDNA-guided treatment decisions.
  • Digital pathology work in colorectal cancer indicated AI can generate clinically useful genomic profiling directly from routine slides, potentially expanding access to molecular insights while reducing reliance on tissue testing.
  • Platform update showed Latitude, Natera’s tissue-free MRD test launched in colorectal cancer in 2025, with commercial expansion to additional tumor types expected later this year.


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