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Guideline inclusion expands Shield’s addressable market and validates its real-world performance, likely attracting investor interest and potential payer uptake; similar regulatory endorsements historically precede upticks in med-tech screening platforms, though revenue visibility depends on reimbursement dynamics.
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Guardant Health’s Shield blood test is now recommended in updated ACS CRC screening guidelines, expanding options for roughly 50 million unscreened Americans. Real-world data show Shield achieves over 90% completion and strong sensitivity, potentially boosting physician adoption as a complementary option to colonoscopy and stool tests.
Shield added to ACS CRC screening guidelines.
First FDA-approved blood test in both ACS and NCCN guidelines.
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