ClarityDX Prostate clinical validation study is expanding into the US with Century Clinical Research, Inc.
The Nanostics & APCaRI co-sponsored ClarityDX Prostate clinical validation study is expanding into the US by opening the Daytona Beach, Florida Century Clinical Research, Inc. recruitment site.
Nanostics featured on Alberta Impact Episode 5 with Bryce Lambert
1 of 7 Canadian men is diagnosed with prostate cancer each year. We cannot emphasize enough on how important it is to get tested each year. Nanostics has come up with a non-invasive diagnostic test to bring clarity to healthcare decisions. Their core technology is in development to be able to diagnose prostate cancer from a simple blood test.
The Cancer Consortium-Nanostics: Advanced Machine Learning to Detect Prostate Cancer
Nanostics’ core technology, ClarityDX, combines a sensitive extracellular vesicle detection platform with advanced machine learning to diagnose a disease from a simple blood test.
Prostate Cancer News Today: Nanostics Launches Pivotal Study to Validate ClarityDX Prostate Diagnostic Test.
Ana Pena wrote for the Prostate Cancer News Today: The company says the diagnostic tool has the potential to spare many men unnecessary biopsies and treatments.
Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry: U of A spin-off company Nanostics launches clinical validation study for ClarityDX Prostate
NEWS STAFF REPORT: Blood test predicts aggressive prostate cancer with greater accuracy and less patient discomfort.
Nanostics and DynaLIFE productive partnership – video interview with Edmonton Journal
CSO Desmond Pink discusses Nanostics’ productive partnership with DynaLIFE Medical labs’ Translational Research Program- a key relationship to bring ClarityDX to market.
Nanostics develops better tests En Route magazine
Illustration by Martina Paukova
Edmonton Journal – New lab brings fledgling health tech companies together in shared space
A local startup with plans to market a more accurate prostate cancer screening test is one of the first businesses to set up shop in a new downtown shared lab space for health tech companies.
A Less Invasive Route to Test For Prostate Cancer
Alberta scientists, at Nanostics, have created a blood test that could make a significant impact in the way patients are tested and treated for prostate cancer.

