Reliance’s Strand Life Sciences has secured an Indian patent for a liquid biopsy platform aimed at early cancer detection from a blood sample. According to the company, the patent covers a cell-free DNA analysis approach that detects cancer signals using a blood test, with the goal of identifying disease at earlier stages than standard diagnostics. The reports also note that cancer continues to be diagnosed at advanced stages in many cases, and they cite estimates of more than 1.5 million new cancer cases in India each year. While the outlets agree on the patent and the general purpose of the technology—blood-based analysis of cell-free DNA for early detection—details about the specific claims of the patent and timelines for clinical rollout are not provided in the shared excerpts. The coverage presents the patent as a step in developing non-invasive diagnostic capabilities that could help support earlier diagnosis and potentially improve clinical outcomes, though the reports do not quantify performance or readiness for widespread use.
Reliance’s Strand Life Sciences receives Indian patent for liquid biopsy platform
Reliance’s Strand Life Sciences has secured an Indian patent for a liquid biopsy platform aimed at early cancer detection from a blood sample. According to the company, the patent covers a cell-free D...
- Strand Life Sciences, part of Reliance, receives an Indian patent for a liquid biopsy platform.
- The platform is based on analysing cell-free DNA from blood samples.
- The company describes it as enabling blood-based early cancer detection.
- The reports cite that many cancers are diagnosed at advanced stages.
- The coverage references estimates of over 1.5 million new cancer cases annually in India.
More than 1.5 million new cancer cases are estimated to occur annually, and several patients are still diagnosed at advanced stages
3 hours agoThe patent covers a cell-free DNA analysis platform that enables early cancer detection from a blood test, the company said
4 hours agoMore than 1.5 million new cancer cases are estimated to occur annually, and several patients are still diagnosed at advanced stages
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