‘It really is upwards from here,’ Pacific Edge CEO

‘It really is upwards from here,’ Pacific Edge CEO
Pacific Edge chief executive Peter Meintjes. (Image: Pacific Edge)
Rebecca Howard
Pacific Edge chief executive Peter Meintjes is optimistic that the company can capitalise on its “first-mover advantage” despite its Cxbladder tests losing coverage in the US.Pacific Edge’s suite of Cxbladder tests detects bladder cancer by analysing a urine sample for specific genetic markers. The test is non-invasive, requiring only a small urine sample. The results are combined with clinical data to provide a risk score.The change in disposition toward non-invasive tests that use biomarkers has been “incredibly n...

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