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New Predictive Blood Test: ctDNA

Breast Cancer | Last Active: Oct 31 6:28am | Replies (78)
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@elizabet

The test is available for clinical and research use and is covered by Medicare for patients with colorectal cancer, breast cancer, ovarian cancer and muscle invasive bladder cancer, as well as for immunotherapy monitoring of any solid tumor.

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bjohnson511 | @bjohnson511 | Jun 29 8:42am

Can this test identify future breast cancer percentages?

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kstar077 | @kstar077 | Jun 29 8:45am

What exactly is the blood test called? I am on Medicare and I had breast cancer. I would like to have blood test that picks up on microscopic breast cancer you are speaking of. Thank you

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louisejewell | @louisejewell | Oct 29 6:02am

That's what I read too. I'm on Libtayo immunotherapy and just had my first ctDNA blood test at my recent infusion. I don't know if its the new or old version, I'll have to ask. But told by my oncologist that they have a tumor sample from my March '24 surgery. Anxious to hear results.

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