Prostatype Genomics says 20-year follow-up study shows Prostatype low-risk group records zero prostate cancer deaths

• Prostatype Genomics presented new long-term Prostatype study results at the Swedish Urological Association’s annual meeting in Växjö today.
• Study from Uppsala University Hospital followed 137 prostate cancer patients for about 20 years on average from diagnosis.
• Patients labeled low-risk by Prostatype recorded no prostate cancer deaths during follow-up, supporting confidence in ruling out aggressive disease.
• Results indicated Prostatype outperformed the NCCN risk framework in identifying patients likely to die from prostate cancer.
• Data has been submitted for peer review, bolstering evidence cited in the product’s Medicare reimbursement review in the US.

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