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

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

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Exact Sciences and the American Association of Nurse Practitioners released the results of their HealthyWomen’s National Colorectal Cancer Screening Knowledge and Patient Patterns Survey.

Mark Stenhouse left his executive role at AbbVie to join Exact Sciences because he felt the company was fighting a worthy battle: preventing colorectal cancer.

Biomerica enrolled the first patient in a clinical trial for its InFoods diagnostic-guided therapy to alleviate irritable bowel syndrome symptoms.

OmniVision Technologies and Myriad Fiber developed what they call the medical industry’s first commercial prototype for an endoscopic surgery tool with built-in camera.

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