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Diabetes test gives 5-year disease-prediction window.

2008-Jun-09 — There is an old saying that seems appropriate when describing Tethys Bioscience's (Emeryville, California) PreDX Diabetes Risk Test: Forewarned is forearmed. The company presented clinical results of the test and reported expanding the tests availability during the American Diabetes Association's (Alexandria, Virginia) annual meeting in San Francisco this past week.

The PreDX Diabetes Risk Test serves as a predictive tool that is said by the company to deliver an accurate assessment of an individual's risk of developing Type 2 diabetes within the next five years. The test is performed exclusively by the Tethys Bioscience Clinical Laboratory on routinely collected blood samples.

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