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Acrivon Therapeutics gets FDA breakthrough device designation for its oncosignature assay for endometrial cancer

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Acrivon Therapeutics has recently received breakthrough device designation from the FDA for its OncoSignature assay, aimed at improving treatment decisions for patients with endometrial cancer. This innovative assay leverages gene expression profiling to identify patients who are most likely to benefit from specific therapies, thereby personalizing treatment options and enhancing patient outcomes. With this designation, Acrivon can expedite the development and review process, allowing for quicker access to this potentially life-saving technology for patients facing this type of cancer.

The OncoSignature assay represents a significant advancement in the management of endometrial cancer, a disease that often presents challenges in treatment selection. By providing oncologists with critical information about tumor biology, this assay could lead to more effective and targeted therapeutic strategies, ultimately improving survival rates and quality of life for patients. As Acrivon moves forward with further clinical validation, the healthcare community is optimistic about the potential impact of this breakthrough device in transforming the landscape of endometrial cancer treatment.

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