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Enhancing Mutation Detection in NSCLC: Evaluating Concurrent EBUS-TBNA and Liquid Biopsy NGS Approaches
Posted innews Oncology Respiratory

Enhancing Mutation Detection in NSCLC: Evaluating Concurrent EBUS-TBNA and Liquid Biopsy NGS Approaches

Posted by By MedXY 07/24/2026
This study assesses the diagnostic benefits of concurrent EBUS-TBNA tissue sampling and liquid biopsy for next generation sequencing in NSCLC, highlighting complementary roles and implications for clinical practice.
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Selective vs. Universal NGS in Endometrial Cancer: A Cost-Efficiency Breakthrough
Posted innews Oncology Pathology & Lab Medicine

Selective vs. Universal NGS in Endometrial Cancer: A Cost-Efficiency Breakthrough

Posted by By MedXY 04/23/2026
A new study reveals that selective molecular profiling with MMR/p53 IHC followed by NGS for p53-abnormal tumors is more cost-efficient than universal NGS for advanced endometrial cancer, reducing unnecessary testing by 57%.
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