Exact Sciences, Lumendi & more — 4 GI company key notes

Here are four updates on GI companies from the past week:

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Anticipating strong quarterly earnings for Exact Sciences, TheStreet believes the Cologuard-maker is in line for growth.

Exact Sciences Chairman, President and CEO Kevin Conroy is tackling a problem. His company’s Cologuard test is an effective colonoscopy alternative that’s being met by criticism from some gastroenterologists. Mr. Conroy spoke about the test to Forbes, which is profiling him in an upcoming issue

Lumendi‘s DiLumen EIP earned CE certification.

Slater Endoscopy‘s Monopolar Ensizor Endoscopic Scissors received FDA approval.

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