GRAIL presents PATHFINDER multi-cancer early detection screening study results

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GRAIL LLC presented final results from the interventional PATHFINDER study, which evaluated multi-cancer early detection screening using a blood test and the clinical care pathways following a “cancer signal detected” MCED test result in 6,662 individuals aged 50 years or older, an age group at elevated risk for cancer. 

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