ASCO Study Abstract Shows Cizzle Bio’s CIZ1B Biomarker Test for Lung CancerCould Save $518M in Annual Medicare Costs

Female physician reviewing diagnostic results with senior patient on a tablet—illustrating the clinical and cost-saving benefits of early lung cancer detection using the CIZ1B biomarker test.

New study abstract published for ASCO: Cizzle Bio’s CIZ1B biomarker test for lung cancer could save Medicare up to $518M annually while expanding access to early detection.

With 95% sensitivity for Stage I and 96% NPV, CIZ1B could reduce unnecessary procedures and increase early-stage lung cancer detection, especially in high-risk Medicare populations.

Co-authored by healthcare economist Jennifer Hinkel, M.Sc., this study highlights the clinical and economic case for integrating CIZ1B into lung cancer screening protocols.

Read the full announcement here.

Cizzle Bio, Inc.

Cizzle Bio, Inc. is a pioneering biotechnology company focused on developing innovative solutions for early lung cancer detection. With a commitment to advancing cancer diagnostics, Cizzle Bio, Inc. collaborates with leading research institutions and healthcare professionals to bring groundbreaking biomarker blood tests to market, aiming to improve patient outcomes and save lives.

https://www.cizzlebio.com
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