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GRAIL Submits FDA Premarket Approval Application for the Galleri® Multi-Cancer Early Detection Test
GRAIL seeks FDA approval for Galleri based on data from over 165,000 participants across U.S. and England trials to improve early cancer detection and outcomes.
- GRAIL, Inc. submitted the final PMA module to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for the Galleri multi‑cancer early detection test, marking a key regulatory milestone.
- GRAIL said the filing aims to expand access to the Galleri MCED test and advance earlier cancer detection to address unmet screening needs alongside standard‑of‑care cancer screening.
- The PMA package relies on data from 25,490 consented PATHFINDER 2 participants with one year of follow‑up, more than 140,000 NHS‑Galleri participants aged 50 to 77, and a bridging analysis comparing study and PMA versions.
- The FDA previously designated Galleri as a Breakthrough Device, and adding it to standard‑of‑care cancer screening could improve early detection, with the NHS‑Galleri goal being reduction in late‑stage cancers.
- The press release notes forward‑looking statements subject to uncertainties, and GRAIL's targeted methylation‑based platform supports multiple precision oncology applications, the company stated.
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GRAIL Submits FDA Premarket Approval Application for the Galleri® Multi-Cancer Early Detection Test
FDA Submission Marks a Pivotal Milestone in Advancing Early Cancer Detection, Addressing Unmet Needs in Cancer Screening
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