NEWSLETTER: New blood test matches gold standard for liver disease diagnosis
New blood test matches gold standard for liver disease diagnosis
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The obvious questions
What is the gold standard for liver disease diagnosis?
The current gold standard is the Magnetic Resonance Elastography (MRE) test
What is the new blood test?
The new blood test, developed by Hepta, uses artificial intelligence to read liver biology from a routine blood draw
What is MASH?
Coverage does not yet specify what MASH refers to
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A new blood test can identify patients with liver disease as accurately as the current gold standard, according to recent reports. The test, developed by Hepta, uses artificial intelligence to read liver biology from a routine blood draw.
This matches the accuracy of the Magnetic Resonance Elastography (MRE) test, which is currently the gold standard for liver disease diagnosis. According to coverage from Reuters, the new test has achieved MRE-level accuracy at finding patients for newly approved MASH drugs.
This suggests that the new test could be a game-changer for liver disease diagnosis. However, it is unclear how widely the new test will be adopted and how it will be integrated into clinical practice.
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AI-Based Blood Test Matches MRE in Identifying MASH Treatment CandidatesClinical Lab Products · 7h ago
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Single blood protein stands out among 30 tests for assessing fatty liver diseaseMedical Xpress · 7h ago
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