An Exact Sciences employee works in one of the firm’s Madison laboratories, developing cancer-detection products that help health care professionals deliver personal care.
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Exact Sciences launches test for hereditary risks of 10 cancers
The state was named one of 31 regional tech hubs. Now it's competing to be one of five to 10 hubs that will each get up to $75 million.
A company developing a rival colon cancer test, which was sued by Exact Sciences in November over alleged patent infringement, has asked for a…
Madison-based Exact Sciences says St. Louis-based Geneoscopy's new ColoSense test violates a patent on collecting and processing stool samples.
A brain atlas of Down syndrome, by UW-Madison researchers using stem cells, could propel drugs to reduce intellectual disability, an idea that…
“If someone spotted a mosquito today, with these warm temperatures, it wouldn’t surprise me."
A state agency said a board that oversees benefits for 245,000 state workers and dependents shouldn't cover the drugs, but doctors and patient…
The facility will be the third rehab hospital in the Madison area, joining one by UW and Meriter on the Far East Side and one by Encompass Hea…
It's one of several medical facility projects in the Madison area for which construction is underway or planned soon.
Six candidates for vying for three city council seats, four candidates are running for three seats on the Monona Grove School Board and three …
The goal is to ease the flow of patients from emergency rooms to hospital beds.
Jobs most in demand are licensed practical nurses, certified registered nurse anesthetists and certified nursing assistants.
The new test detected 94% of cancers and was 91% accurate in determining who didn’t have cancer, up from 92% cancer sensitivity and 87% specif…
The updated stool test for colon cancer finds more cancers and has fewer false positives, meaning fewer people need follow-up colonoscopies.
