IQN Path / EFPIA aim to raise awareness about biomarker testing in Europe and develop policy recommendations to improve access and quality

The project, launched in November 2019, was carried out throughout 2020, sometimes slowing the development, but steadily progressing, and will yield outstanding results that we are looking forward to sharing with you toward the end of February. The study was carefully devised and produced detailed results based on sound data collected from all stakeholders. We read more…

Development of EQA for fusion gene testing

Targeted therapies available for the treatment of cancer are increasingly being considered as standards of care in routine clinical practice. These therapies, such as Crizotinib for non-small cell lung cancer and Cextuximab for colorectal cancer are recommended for single tumour types. However, third generation therapies targeting fusion genes have received licensing approval and are being read more…

Expression of interest to develop an EQA for cfDNA multi-target testing

UPDATE: The deadline is passed (21 February). For further information, please contact executive@iqnpath.org IQN Path invites expressions of interest from all EQA provider members to collaborate to develop and deliver EQA to assess the standard of testing circulating free tumour DNA (cfDNA) for multiple biomarkers in plasma. The first IQN Path supported activity was a collaboration read more…