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AstraZeneca Launches Helix Project for Advanced Genomic Testing in South Africa

1 report, 1 independent Updated Aug 20
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AstraZeneca launched the Helix Project in South Africa, an initiative focused on expanding access to advanced diagnostic testing for eligible ovarian cancer patients. The project specifically targets homologous recombination deficiency (HRD) testing, providing information that can influence treatment planning. This collaboration brings together AstraZeneca, Thermo Fisher Scientific, Gritzman & Thatcher, PathCare, Lancet Laboratories, and Ampath.

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The Helix Project aims to address limited access to advanced biomarker testing for ovarian cancer patients in South Africa. By offering testing at a reduced cost, the project seeks to enable clinicians to make personalized, evidence-based treatment decisions.

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Who's involved

  • South AfricaGeopolitical location where the advanced genomic testing project is being implemented.
  • AstraZenecaPharmaceutical company leading the initiative to expand market access in South Africa.
  • Lancet LaboratoriesFacility involved in the multi-stakeholder collaboration for advanced testing.
  • AMPATHAcademic organization participating in the genomic testing project.

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