RE: Grail trial22 Aug 2022 10:27
The sale for the ciz product comes from the capability to direct patients in the correct care pathway.
Grail won't be able to do that and instead will add to backlogs as it detects "something". More invasive examinations.
Anyone with half a brain would want to remove such problems, not add to them.
Grail is still in trial and taking a long time, rolling beyond next year.
We are only going for simple diagnostic and FDA/CE marker on kit to determine a likelihood of an issue.
I'm not worried about Grail one bit.
Also factor in what Neilin wrote about MABs being used for various forms of treatment. I didn't want to mention this and jinx it but it's out there now. Eventually this is also an avenue on top of protein therapies that can reverse engineer expressions and cellular creation from DNA given we can see what's missing now.