The ExoDx™ Prostate Test

A standalone, exosome-based prostate cancer test delivering a unique data point to help guide the prostate biopsy decision. The ExoDx Prostate test has been included in the NCCN Guidelines since 2019 for early detection of prostate cancer. The ExoDx Prostate test  is independent of PSA and other standard of care (SOC) information.

For TeleMedicine visits, check out the At-Home Collection Kit!

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Stethoscope

A new standard in prostate risk assessment

Clinical studies demonstrate the ExoDx Prostate test discriminates between high-grade and low-grade prostate cancer and benign disease

Publications and Abstracts

RNA DNA

A treasure trove of RNA, DNA and protein

Let us help you solve complex clinical and scientific challenges with liquid biopsy, exosome-based technology that is vastly superior to cfDNA and CTCs

What are Exosomes?

ExoDx™ Prostate Test For U.S. Veterans

The ExoDx Prostate test is now available to U.S. Veterans.  The Veteran population has a two-fold increased risk of prostate cancer incidence compared to the general population but if detected early, prostate cancer is treatable. The ExoDx Prostate Test (EPI) provides actionable information that aids the prostate biopsy decision for men with PSA in the ‘gray zone’ of 2–10 ng/mL and is not dependent on other clinical risk factors. Learn more about the EPI test including a testimonial of how the ExoDx Prostate test helped a 61-year old man facing a prostate biopsy.

Download ExoDx Guide for U.S. Veterans

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Partner with Exosome Diagnostics

Meet Johan and Michael. "With what we know about exosomes, we are the perfect partners for helping pharma partners solve their research problems".

Dr. Johan Skog is the Chief Scientific Officer at ExosomeDx and one of the world’s first scientists to discover exosomes. He immediately saw the opportunity of analyzing the RNA transcriptome profile to stratify patients as to how they respond to treatment. Michael Valentino is Exosome Diagnostic's Scientific Director and knew from a young age he wanted to be part of changing the course of cancer treatment.