Harbinger Health (“Harbinger,” “the Company”), a biotechnology company pioneering the detection of early cancer, today announced data demonstrating the development and advancement of its biology and machine-learning-driven platform, HarbingerHx.
HarbingerHx, a biology and machine-learning-driven platform, designs tools to improve cancer care through accurate and informative screening Three abstracts show HarbingerHx’s potential to effectively and iteratively produce leading-edge cancer screening tools CAMBRIDGE, Mass., July 26, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Harbinger Health (“Harbinger,” “the Company”), a biotechnology company pioneering the detection of early cancer, today announced data demonstrating the development and advancement of its biology and machine-learning-driven platform, HarbingerHx. The data were presented via three poster abstracts accepted at the American Association for Clinical Chemistry (AACC) Annual Scientific Meeting and Clinical Lab Expo being held in Anaheim, Calif. on July 23-27, 2023. The abstracts validate HarbingerHx’s precision and performance for early cancer detection, demonstrate the platform’s potential for use in longitudinal disease monitoring, and highlight the utility of Harbinger’s proprietary DNA library preparation and methodology, bolstering the Company’s capability for rapid and robust innovation. “Harbinger is pushing into new frontiers of cancer screening by pairing our proprietary insight into the biology of cancer’s origins with our powerful technology platform,” said Stephen M. Hahn, M.D., CEO of Harbinger Health. “We aim to turn cancer into a disease that can be managed rather than feared. The data that we are presenting at AACC point to the strength of the opportunity we have to develop an early-stage multi-cancer screening technology that is affordable, accessible and precise.” “We are building a remarkably versatile set of tools that address some of the biggest constraints in the cancer detection field today,” said Tony Shuber, chief innovation officer of Harbinger Health. “These data show that we can detect a disease initiating methylation signal in cfDNA at the earliest stages of disease and at a level of extreme precision. Our tools enable us to follow this disease signal in patients with treated disease, provide data relevant to clinicians, and rapidly iterate new technologies by building sample libraries that overcome the limitations of conventional patient-derived clinical samples.” The abstracts, which are now publicly available, follow Harbinger’s recently announced results demonstrating high sensitivity for early-stage multi-cancer detection at the 2023 American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO)'s 2023 Annual Meeting. Further details on each AACC abstract are outlined below. Harbinger’s Blood-Based Assay Demonstrates High Precision, Stability and Reproducibility on Low Tumor Content (Abstract B-361)
Analytical Approach to Monitoring Disease Progression and Response to Treatment Using Molecular Profiling (Abstract B-368)
Development of the Archived Reference Samples (AReS) Platform for Highly Efficient Product Development and Clinical Testing (Abstract B-244)
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