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Prostate Cancer Test Deal Forged by Minomic, Cirrus Dx

Feb 14, 2019

NEW YORK (360Dx) — Minomic announced today that it has signed an agreement to offer its MiCheck prostate cancer diagnostic in the US through Rockville, Maryland-based CLIA laboratory Cirrus Dx.

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