Liquid biopsy: A game-changer for cancer diagnosis and therapy

Medicover Genetics Editorial Team|
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Liquid biopsy is a novel, non-invasive blood test that enables healthcare providers to discover a range of information about a tumour, such as early cancer detection, genetic alterations that lead to cancer development and therapy resistance, as well disease monitoring. It has the potential to revolutionise cancer care and management and identify new therapeutic avenues.
Our latest infographic describes the use of liquid biopsy, its clinical significance, and how it can be a game-changer for cancer diagnosis and therapy.
Topics covered in this infographic:
- What is liquid biopsy?
- The biocomponents that liquid biopsy can detect, focusing on ctDNA which has been in the spotlight for its clinical value
- What information the ctDNA can provide?
- The uses of liquid biopsy
- Recommendations from researchers and professional bodies about liquid biopsy
- How liquid biopsy compares to traditional tumour biopsy
- genetic test for therapy selection

Last updated: 14.09.2026
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