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What can emerge from basic research? This question followed Lena Bernstein during her studies in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at the University of Jena. To find answers, she chose to […]

Porto / Jena, November 26, 2024 – Methylation tests could significantly increase the accuracy of cervical cancer screening and reduce referrals for colposcopy, which would, in turn, put less strain […]

MEDICA Düsseldorf 2024

Jena / Düsseldorf, November 7, 2024 – Molecular biological diagnostics offer a non-invasive alternative for cancer detection. oncgnostics GmbH will demonstrate this in Düsseldorf at MEDICA, one of the world’s […]

Jena, July 22 – Oncgnostics GmbH signs an agreement with Seegene Germany GmbH for the international distribution of its own tests. Dr. Alfred Hansel, Managing Director of Oncgnostics: “The agreement […]

Media study: A recent media study by Oncgnostics GmbH shows that, although the general media report on the topic of cervical cancer, they do not address the associated psychological stress […]

Molekularbiologische Krebs-Diagnostik - oncgnostics auf der MEDICA

Two tests for cervical cancer with different objectives in cervical cancer screening Liquid biopsy for rapid and gentle diagnosis of head and neck tumours Current studies: GynTect DNA methylation test […]

2023 PM Oncgnostics Investment

Jena, September 05, 2023. The Hong Kong-based company Grande Bio-tech Co. Ltd. is making a seven-digit Euros investment in the Jena-based diagnostic company Oncgnostics GmbH. Oncgnostics has developed the cancer […]

Prof. Dr Harald zur Hausen died on 28 May 2023. With his research, he laid the foundation for a new way of cancer prevention. We at oncgnostics commemorate the internationally […]

Close the care gap – that is the slogan of this year’s World Cancer Day on 4th of February. Cancer can be prevented and lives saved through screening. Preventive measures […]

Schriftzug: World Health Organization (Shutterstock.com/Skorzewiak)

The WHO’s cervical cancer strategy has been in place since 2020, when the World Health Organization highlighted that cervical cancer still is the fourth most common cancer in women worldwide. […]