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2 days ago
- Business
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ColoHealth Blood Test Offers a Simpler First Step in Colorectal Cancer Screening--Now Direct-to-Consumer
The lab-drawn screening test from New Day Diagnostics is available without a doctor's order in most states and requires no special prep. KNOXVILLE, Tenn., May 29, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- New Day Diagnostics today announced the launch of ColoHealth™, a groundbreaking blood test for colorectal cancer screening is now accessible to adults aged 50+ who are at average risk. This test offers a non-invasive alternative for individuals who are unwilling or unable to undergo traditional screening methods such as colonoscopies or stool-based tests. This physician-mediated test is now available direct-to-consumer in all U.S. states except California and New York. "ColoHealth™ is redefining what's possible in colorectal cancer screening by combining clinical rigor with real-world usability. With a sensitivity of 73.3%, specificity of 81.5%, and a negative predictive value of 99.8%, it provides both accuracy and reassurance," noted Eric Mayer, CEO of New Day Diagnostics. "ColoHealth™ detect nearly twice as many pre-cancers as other colorectal screening blood tests." "What truly sets it apart is its ability to drive action—over 99% of individuals who previously refused other screenings completed the ColoHealth™ blood test. That kind of adherence is rare, and it translates to lives saved through earlier detection and intervention," said Mayer. ColoHealth™ eliminates many of the common barriers that prevent people from getting screened—there's no bowel prep, no anesthesia, and no need to take a day off work. It's a simple blood test that puts patients in control of their health. A Streamlined, Three-Step Process Answer Health Questions: Consumers complete a brief medical questionnaire online to confirm eligibility. Order Online: Once approved, the test can be purchased securely at ColoHealth is currently available on a self-pay basis only. Schedule a Blood Draw: Patients select a local lab within New Day's phlebotomy network and schedule a blood draw at their convenience through an online portal. If markers for colorectal cancer are detected, a follow-up colonoscopy will be required for diagnostic confirmation. Colorectal cancer is the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the United States. However, screening rates remain low, often due to the invasive nature or inconvenience of traditional procedures. ColoHealth™ aims to increase participation in routine screening by offering a simpler, more accessible option. To learn more or order the test, visit About New Day DiagnosticsNew Day Diagnostics is a health innovation company based in Knoxville, Tennessee, committed to making diagnostic testing more accessible, efficient and patient-friendly. Their mission is to make health information more accessible, accelerating the path from discovery to diagnosis when it is most critical to improving patient care and outcomes. View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE New Day Diagnostics Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
News18
13-05-2025
- Entertainment
- News18
WWE RAW Results: IYO SKY & Rhea Ripley Triumph; Creed Brothers Down War Raiders After New Day's Distraction
Last Updated: Let's take a look at the results of all matches that unfolded on May 12's episode of Monday Night RAW. The post-Backlash WWE RAW opened with the return of CM Punk. He claimed to have been betrayed by Paul Heyman. He also poked fun at Seth Rollins, calling him a 'CM Punk from Temu". Rollins showed up and accused Punk of gaslighting everyone about Heyman. That's when Bron Breakker appeared at the arena and attacked Punk. Sami Zayn and Jey Uso made the save before Rollins fled the scene. Following a chaotic opening segment, the RAW episode featured a singles fight between Penta and Chad Gable, while the Creed Brothers faced the War Raiders in a tag-team battle. Moving forward, AJ Styles went head-to-head against Finn Balor, and IYO SKY teamed up with Rhea Ripley to take on the pair of Giulia and Roxanne Perez. Let's take a look at the results of all matches that unfolded on May 12's episode of Monday Night RAW: Chad Gable vs Penta: Gable started commandingly and welcomed Pental with some big kicks and a headbutt. Penta bounced back with a superkick and followed it up with a codebreaker. He was setting up an electric chair-esque move but failed to execute it properly. Gable unleashed a moonsault, but Penta quickly countered it with a superkick. He then used the Mexican Destroyer to pin Gable. Creed Brothers vs War Raiders: With the New Day on commentary duty, the match went through much drama. The two teams traded some strikes as Ivar launched the Banzai Drop and Brutas came back with a suplex and a moonsault. The New Day ran a distraction, which helped The Creeds shell out the Butus Ball Device and seal the deal. Styles took early control as she turned an amber to catch his opponent for a pin attempt. Balor used the ropes to break the hold but missed out on the Coup de Grâce. Cartilo and JC McDonagh tried to interfere but were knocked down by Styles. Penta came forward to assist Styles, who got the Phenomenal Forearm to secure the victory. IYO SKY & Rhea Ripley vs Giulia & Roxanne Perez: Perez and SKY started the match before Ripley tagged in and got the better of Perez. Giulia attempted a double-team move, but SKY countered it with a big dive. After some back-and-forth, Perez accidentally brought down Giulia, and Ripley took advantage of the situation and used the Riptide to win the tag-team battle. First Published: May 13, 2025, 11:03 IST
Yahoo
12-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
London Bankers Scour Market for IPO Reboot After Shein Stalls
(Bloomberg) -- London bankers and investors are pinning their hopes on a handful of candidates to get initial public offering activity off the ground after the much-anticipated listing of Shein hit a pause. A New Central Park Amenity, Tailored to Its East Harlem Neighbors As Trump Reshapes Housing Policy, Renters Face Rollback of Rights Is Trump's Plan to Reopen the Notorious Alcatraz Prison Realistic? What's Behind the Rise in Serious Injuries on New York City's Streets? NYC Warns of 17% Drop in Foreign Tourists Due to Trump Policies A blockbuster IPO by Shein, planned for this year and at one point eyeing a valuation of as much as £50 billion ($67 billion), was often touted as the catalyst that London needed to reignite IPO activity. Instead, the Chinese-founded fashion retailer got caught up in the US tariff war. Progress on the deal has slowed to a crawl as Shein assesses the impact of the trade restrictions on its business, Bloomberg News has reported. UK equity capital markets have endured a torrid stretch, with a dearth of IPOs in recent years exacerbated by a number of high-profile listings moving overseas. Fundraising from London IPOs fell below $1 billion in 2024 — only the second time since the financial crisis that volume dipped so low, data compiled by Bloomberg show. 'At the start of the year, there was real optimism for a cyclical rebound in IPOs,' said Mike Jacobs, a partner specializing in capital markets at law firm Herbert Smith Freehills. 'But macro and market volatility — particularly sectors exposed to tariffs — has reasserted itself with a vengeance.' Still, a list of deals penciled in for the coming quarters may offer a measure of spark that the market has been waiting for. And while the chilling effects of the ongoing tariff war continue to weigh on IPOs in Europe and the US, bankers say a number of firms are looking to go public as soon as calm returns. 'Most IPO timetables have now shifted,' said Brian Hanratty, head of ECM at British investment bank Peel Hunt Ltd. 'There are three to five notable London IPOs lined up for the coming quarters.' One company that is considering braving the volatility is iFOREX Financial Trading Holdings Ltd. The trading platform with $50 million in revenues announced plans for a potential listing on the London Stock Exchange on Friday. Other companies that are considering a London listing this year include payments firm Ebury, backed by Banco Santander SA, as well as private equity-owned consumer credit provider NewDay and Greece's Metlen Energy & Metals SA, Bloomberg has reported. Uzbek gold miner Navoi Mining & Metallurgical Co. has also been stepping up preparations for an eventual stock market debut, while Hong Kong-based EcoCeres Inc. has been considering London as a potential venue for a listing next year, people familiar have said. To be sure, private equity owners could consider alternatives to offload holdings. For instance, NewDay's owners CVC Capital Partners Plc and Cinven have been fielding interest from potential buyers for the whole or part of the business, Bloomberg reported last month. Investors are also still nursing heavy losses from the last wave of UK listings, underscored by Deliveroo Plc announcing a buyout by DoorDash Inc. this week for less than half the £7.6 billion valuation the London-based food delivery platform reached in its IPO about four years ago. 'The poor 2021 IPO vintage is undoubtedly still fresh in investors minds,' said Jamie Constable, market strategist at London-based Singer Capital Markets. However, 'we do not see this as driving an investors' 'buying strike.' Investors are keen for new blood.' To encourage more offerings, UK authorities are implementing the biggest revamp to listing rules in decades, with measures to relax voting rules and share structures already in place. They're also exploring ways to unlock investment from retirement savings, for example by consolidating government pension funds. Even so, more can be done to facilitate access to capital, including bolstering retail investment as well as government support for emerging companies, according to Caroline Escott, senior investment manager at pension fund Railpen, which oversees more than £34 billion in savings. Scrapping stamp-duty on shares and supporting the London Stock Exchange's junior bourse for early-stage companies, AIM, are also key to revitalize the market, said Jason Paltrowitz, a director at trading platform OTC Markets. 'London therefore needs to double down on supporting AIM to build the venture-stage companies of tomorrow, rather than focusing on attracting perceived 'headliners' to its markets,' he said. 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Business Times
11-05-2025
- Business
- Business Times
London bankers scour market for IPO reboot after Shein stalls
[LONDON] London bankers and investors are pinning their hopes on a handful of candidates to get initial public offering (IPO) activity off the ground after the much-anticipated listing of Shein hit a pause. A blockbuster IPO by Shein, planned for this year and at one point eyeing a valuation of as much as £50 billion (S$86.3 billion), was often touted as the catalyst that London needed to reignite IPO activity. Instead, the Chinese-founded fashion retailer got caught up in the US tariff war. Progress on the deal has slowed to a crawl as Shein assesses the impact of the trade restrictions on its business, Bloomberg News has reported. UK equity capital markets have endured a torrid stretch, with a dearth of IPOs in recent years exacerbated by a number of high-profile listings moving overseas. Fundraising from London IPOs fell below US$1 billion in 2024 – only the second time since the financial crisis that volume dipped so low, data compiled by Bloomberg showed. 'At the start of the year, there was real optimism for a cyclical rebound in IPOs,' said Mike Jacobs, a partner specialising in capital markets at law firm Herbert Smith Freehills. 'But macro and market volatility – particularly sectors exposed to tariffs – has reasserted itself with a vengeance.' Still, a list of deals penciled in for the coming quarters may offer a measure of spark that the market has been waiting for. And while the chilling effects of the ongoing tariff war continue to weigh on IPOs in Europe and the US, bankers say a number of firms are looking to go public as soon as calm returns. BT in your inbox Start and end each day with the latest news stories and analyses delivered straight to your inbox. Sign Up Sign Up 'Most IPO timetables have now shifted,' said Brian Hanratty, head of ECM at British investment bank Peel Hunt. 'There are three to five notable London IPOs lined up for the coming quarters.' One company that is considering braving the volatility is iForex Financial Trading Holdings. The trading platform with US$50 million in revenues announced plans for a potential listing on the London Stock Exchange on Friday. Other companies that are considering a London listing this year include payments firm Ebury, backed by Banco Santander, as well as private equity-owned consumer credit provider NewDay and Greece's Metlen Energy & Metals, Bloomberg has reported. Uzbek gold miner Navoi Mining & Metallurgical has also been stepping up preparations for an eventual stock market debut, while Hong Kong-based EcoCeres has been considering London as a potential venue for a listing next year, people familiar have said. To be sure, private equity owners could consider alternatives to offload holdings. For instance, NewDay's owners CVC Capital Partners and Cinven have been fielding interest from potential buyers for the whole or part of the business, Bloomberg reported last month. Investors are also still nursing heavy losses from the last wave of UK listings, underscored by Deliveroo announcing a buyout by DoorDash this week for less than half the £7.6 billion valuation the London-based food delivery platform reached in its IPO about four years ago. 'The poor 2021 IPO vintage is undoubtedly still fresh in investors minds,' said Jamie Constable, market strategist at London-based Singer Capital Markets. However, 'we do not see this as driving an investors' 'buying strike.' Investors are keen for new blood'. To encourage more offerings, UK authorities are implementing the biggest revamp to listing rules in decades, with measures to relax voting rules and share structures already in place. They're also exploring ways to unlock investment from retirement savings, for example by consolidating government pension funds. Even so, more can be done to facilitate access to capital, including bolstering retail investment as well as government support for emerging companies, according to Caroline Escott, senior investment manager at pension fund Railpen, which oversees more than £34 billion in savings. Scrapping stamp-duty on shares and supporting the London Stock Exchange's junior bourse for early-stage companies, AIM, are also key to revitalise the market, said Jason Paltrowitz, a director at trading platform OTC Markets. 'London therefore needs to double down on supporting AIM to build the venture-stage companies of tomorrow, rather than focusing on attracting perceived 'headliners' to its markets,' he said.
Time of India
07-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Former WWE Champion set to tie the knot with longtime girlfriend
Image via WWE Which former WWE Champion is set to get married to his girlfriend, who has a connection with wrestling? "I can't wait to be your husband, @krisyim. Thank you, @lastsuppersociety, for making this day perfect." A former WWE Champion is set to marry his girlfriend after a year of being together in a superstars often find love within the roster due to their same schedule, time spent, and bonding that many develop with each other. However, a select few also engage in relationships with people outside the squared circle. A former WWE champion seemed to have found a midway in that conversation, and he is now set to get married to the love of his a post dropped on Instagram, former New Day member Big E announced that he is set to get married to his longtime girlfriend, Kristen Yim, who is also the sister of current SmackDown star, Michin. Big E uploaded a series of photos that showed him proposing to Kristen, the duo enjoying a romantic meal, and looking happy after deciding to take their relationship to the next at the photos, it seems that Big E had planned the perfect way to pop the question to Kristen to make the occasion more special. He captioned,Kristen and Big E went public with their relationship well over a year ago and have often been seen in photos together on social media. This marks a significant turn in Big E's life to begin his journey with Kristen as husband and wife. On his work front, Big E is no longer competing in the ring. He suffered a devastating neck injury in 2022 in a match against Baron Corbin on then, Big E has been an analyst at WWE and has hosted pre- and post-shows for multiple WWE PLEs. Moreover, he also appeared on RAW last year on the occasion of New Day's 10-year anniversary. He was berated by Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods that night, which marked their heel Big E is set to begin a beautiful new chapter of his life, The Times of India wishes him and Kristen on getting engaged to be read: WWE Chief Content Officer Paul 'Triple H' Levesque responds to Logan Paul's attack on WWE RAW
