Guardant Health announced on July 15, 2025, that its test was being used in the NCI's Vanguard Study, with data presented at ASCO in Chicago and FDA review initiated for IDE.
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What happened
Guardant Health announced on July 15, 2025, that its test was being used in the NCI's Vanguard Study, with data presented at ASCO in Chicago and FDA review initiated for IDE.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Guardant Health
American biotechnology company
- FDA
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National Cancer Institute
public hospital in Milan dedicated to cancer care
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Coverage
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- Business WireFirst Patient Enrolled in National Cancer Institute’s Vanguard Study Evaluating Guardant Health’s Shield Multi-Cancer Detection Test Study addressing feasibility of using multi-cancer detection tests