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Geek Girl Authority
11-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Geek Girl Authority
REVIVAL Recap: (S01E05) Triage
Revival Season 1 Episode 5, 'Triage,' kicks things into high gear as Dana convalesces in the hospital. Em fights tooth and nail to clear Dana's name while Wayne pieces together that tragic night in the woods. Ibrahim gets a demotion, but reminds us that he has the strongest moral compass. 'Triage' is an entertaining outing that maintains a steady clip throughout. RELATED: Read our recap of the previous Revival episode, 'Run Along Little Lamb' Revival, 'Triage' We open with Dana (Melanie Scrofano) being wheeled into the hospital following the climactic conclusion of last week's episode. This scene is intercut with the moments after Dana gets shot. Em (Romy Weltman) panics as Ibrahim (Andy McQueen) rushes to Dana's side. Dana weakly tells Ibrahim that Em was never here. She doesn't want Em implicated in Aaron's murder. REVIVAL — 'Triage' Season 1 Episode 5 — Pictured: (l-r) Romy Weltman as Martha 'Em' Cypress, Melanie Scrofano as Dana Cypress, Andy McQueen as Ibrahim Ramin — (Photo by: Naomi Peters/Lavivier Productions/SYFY) After this, Em, Ibrahim, Wayne (David James Elliott) and Cooper (Hudson Wurster) wait in the crowded hospital waiting room. A nurse reveals that Dana's state is still critical, but at least the bullet didn't strike any major organs. Time will tell regarding her prognosis. She must survive surgery first. Wayne urges Em to keep him abreast if her condition changes. He's already in 'I must solve this crime' mode. I'm Not a Good Liar The following morning, Wayne meets with Brent (Mark Little) at the cordoned-off crime scene. So far, the police haven't found any bullets. No discernible footprints. Brent's theory is that Dana and Aaron struggled with the gun, and it fired on them both. Of course, Aaron can't tell his side of the story. Wayne orders Brent to keep him informed every step of the way. RELATED: Revival : Co-Creators Aaron B. Koontz and Luke Boyce on Crafting 'Weird' New Series Later, Brent questions Ibrahim regarding his involvement. He asks Ibrahim if the latter has a gun. Ibrahim is terribly nervous. He explains that he and Dana were on a date when she got a text, and they changed course for the woods. She went to investigate when he heard the gunshots. Brent attempts to intimidate Ibrahim. Ibrahim keeps Em's presence at the crime scene a secret, per Dana's wishes. REVIVAL — 'Triage' Season 1 Episode 5 — Pictured: (l-r) Romy Weltman as Martha 'Em' Cypress, David James Elliott as Sheriff Wayne Cypress — (Photo by: Naomi Peters/Lavivier Productions/SYFY) Next, Ibrahim and Em visit Dana, who's unconscious in her hospital bed. She made it through surgery. Ibrahim is overcome with emotion. He tells Em that the cops have no idea she was there when Dana was shot. Ibrahim asks for the truth. Em apologizes for him getting inadvertently roped into all this. She explains that someone shot and killed Aaron before another bullet went through Dana. Then, Em fired at the shooter with Dana's gun and struck him in the arm. Ibrahim admits he's not a skilled liar and is unsure if he can maintain the ruse. Andy McQueen is so good in this scene. Incredibly believable; incredibly human. Bullets and Experiments Then, Ibrahim states he lied about Em not for her but for Dana. Em vows to fix this. After all, she's a Cypress. In another scene, we see Em discover that the bullet that struck Aaron went through her, too. Unfortunately, the bullet is still inside her. In the sheriff's office, Em asks Wayne questions about the investigation. Wayne claims that, so far, what little evidence he has at his disposal points to Dana murdering Aaron. However, Wayne believes there was a shooter who shot them both. RELATED: Revival 's Romy Weltman on Becoming Em and Working With Melanie Scrofano He adds that the plan is to return to the crime scene to search for the bullet — or bullets. Then, they can use that to identify the shooter/killer. Jeannie (Lenore Zann) informs Wayne that Lester (Peter Millard) wants to speak to him. Lester enters the office without permission. In a rage, Wayne orders Jeannie to get Lester out. He has a case to crack. REVIVAL — 'Triage' Season 1 Episode 5 — Pictured in this screengrab: Romy Weltman as Martha 'Em' Cypress — (Photo by: Lavivier Productions/SYFY) Meanwhile, at the makeshift CDC headquarters, Carla (Paige Evans) experiments on Myles (Josh Cruddas). This feels illegal. An angry Mayor Dillisch (Conrad Coates) confronts Wayne regarding the latter's decision to give his wife the 'Reviver' stamp on her ID. And after everything the Dillisches have done for the Cypresses. Their confrontation escalates as both men get in each other's faces. After the requisite hurling of insults, Dillisch vows that this is Wayne's last term as sheriff. He won't wear the badge again. RELATED: Revival : Check Out 9 First-Look Photos From Melanie Scrofano-Led Series Kay Performs Surgery and Blaine Stirs the Pot Later, Em asks Kay (Maia Jae Bastidas), who's riding that cartoon-watching, cereal-eating high, to help her extract the bullet from her back. Kay pitches in, but not without vomiting. After successfully retrieving the bullet, Em devises a plan to save Dana from getting wrongfully accused of murder. Elsewhere, Nella (Lanette Ware) hosts a support group for Revivers. Wanda (Marcia Bennett), the woman from the exercise class on last week's episode, speaks candidly about her experience having come back from the dead. Damon (Pat Thornton) tells the group about his struggle to readapt to society. He wonders, 'Why me?' Nella proposes that perhaps this is Damon's second chance at life. REVIVAL — 'Triage' Season 1 Episode 5 — Pictured: Steven Ogg as Blaine Abel — (Photo by: Mathieu Savidant/Lavivier Productions/SYFY) Suddenly, Blaine (Steven Ogg) and his followers crash the meeting. Nella orders them to leave. When that doesn't work, Damon steps in. Blaine insists that Revivers are demons from hell and that he's there to protect Wausau. He also claims he'll send said Revivers back to hell. RELATED: Revival : The Dead Have Rejoined the Living in Official Trailer Damon tries to confront Blaine, but Tyler (Luca Villacis), Blaine's youngest follower, impedes his path. Damon shoves Tyler, who crashes into a support post and instantly breaks his arm. He apologizes profusely, claiming he didn't know his own strength. Blaine orders Damon to stand. Something tells me things aren't gonna go well for Damon from here on out. It's in the Blood Later, Em implements her plan to get a blood sample from Aaron's corpse. Kay distracts Randy (Graeme Barrett) by claiming she needs assistance with her car. Meanwhile, Em breaks into the crematorium. She finds Aaron's body and sticks the bullet in the bullet hole in his chest, ensuring it gets covered in his blood. Kay vomits — again — at the sight. REVIVAL — 'Triage' Season 1 Episode 5 — Pictured: (l-r) Maia Jae Bastidas as Kay Mathurin, Graeme Barrett as Randy — (Photo by: Mathieu Savidant/Lavivier Productions/SYFY) Elsewhere, Wayne chats with an unconscious Dana. He wishes she were awake to help him solve this case. Wayne's vulnerability here is refreshing. We're so used to seeing him in curmudgeon mode. After this, Brent informs Wayne that someone choked Aaron before he was shot. RELATED: TV Review: Resident Alien Season 4 Next, Em places the bloody bullet at the crime scene before the cops and their police dogs arrive. Meanwhile, Ibrahim records research regarding his discovery with the sample of creek water. If you recall, algae blooms grew in it at an astonishing rate. Ibrahim declares that this creek is the epicenter of Revival Day. How Far Is Too Far? Then, Wayne enters Ibrahim's office. He asks Ibrahim if perhaps the latter misremembered what he saw. Maybe there was another vehicle present. He's waiting for Ibrahim to disclose that someone else was there, that a shooter killed Aaron and injured Dana. However, Ibrahim remains tight-lipped. He can't divulge the Em of it all. Thankfully (for Ibrahim's sake), Myles' screaming interrupts their conversation. Ibrahim and Wayne discover that Carla has been experimenting — more like torturing — Revivers. She injected Myles with snake venom upon learning that it can slow the division of cells in Revivers. Carla tells the sheriff that Revivers can exhibit heightened strength in stressful situations (like Damon), and snake venom can inhibit them. Slow them down. RELATED: 10 Out-of-This-World Predictions for Resident Alien Season 4 Naturally, Wayne leans into his 'they're dangerous' belief pretty damn hard after hearing this. However, Ibrahim defends Revivers, reminding him and Carla that this is bona fide torture. Plain and simple. Ibrahim's a good dude. He tells Wayne that this discovery could easily get into the wrong hands. Wayne urges Carla to pump the brakes re: the torture, but she's in the right line of inquiry. REVIVAL — 'Triage' Season 1 Episode 5 — Pictured in this screengrab: (l-r) Paige Evans as Dr. Carla Morel, David James Elliott as Sheriff Wayne Cypress, Andy McQueen as Ibrahim Ramin — (Photo by: Lavivier Productions/SYFY) Dana Is Awake After this, we see Dana is finally awake. She hangs out with Em while feasting on hospital pudding. Em asks Dana why she was in the woods that night. Dana counters that she could ask her baby sister the same thing. Em reveals that she confronted Aaron, who insisted he didn't kill her, despite her waking up on Revival Day with his wedding ring in her body. Em wonders aloud if Dana got put in harm's way because of her. Dana pats the empty space beside her on the bed. The Cypress sisters cuddle in a heartwarming moment. Em believes it's time she protects Dana. RELATED: 10 Predictions for The Ark Season 3 Later, Lester finally gets some one-on-one time with Wayne. As it turns out, he saw the shooter. Said shooter was in all black and donned a black ski mask. Lester heard four gunshots. He adds that he saw a flashlight as well, one specific to those on the force. Wayne realizes that a cop is behind it all. He tasks Brent with running ballistics on everyone's firearms — including his. Demotion Meanwhile, Governor Harris (Shauna MacDonald) chats over video call with Ibrahim and Carla. Ibrahim's refusal to comply with a request from the sheriff, a government official, means that the governor must intervene. Ibrahim reminds Harris that he's in charge of the Wausau project. Harris decides to demote him and promote Carla as the head. Harris is a big fan of Carla's ambitious nature and, I guess, desire to torture human beings in the name of science. She orders Ibrahim to hand over all his research materials to Carla. Ouch. RELATED: Read our Wynonna Earp recaps Elsewhere, Jesse Blackdeer (Brandon Oakes) searches through Dana's files on the Blackdeer case in the Cypress house. He finds a missing persons flyer for his daughter. Jesse takes the files and leaves. Everlasting Light Next, Blaine declares to his followers that Tyler, whose arm is in a cast, will ascend among their ranks. 'Our rock, our fortress, grant us everlasting light,' the men chant while one bangs on a drum. I gotta admit, it's pretty catchy. Get that sh*t on Spotify. Blaine takes Tyler aside, telling him it's time to get branded — become one of the flock. He urges Tyler to touch 'the guiding light.' Interestingly enough, this guiding light makes the same noises as whatever Jordan and Cooper saw outside their tent on last week's episode. It even has a similar shine. Tyler enters the other room where the guiding light awaits. He looks up. Perhaps it's an alien? Tyler emerges with a branded palm. The others raise their palms to reveal the same marking. I love it when I inadvertently join a cult. RELATED: Geek Girl Authority Crush of the Week: SurrealEstate 's Susan Ireland Second Dates and Severed Feet Ibrahim visits Dana at the hospital. He gives her a coloring book, colored pencils and candy. Initially, Dana insists the coloring book can't be for her because she's a 'grown-ass adult.' Adult coloring books aren't cool yet. They chat for a spell. Ibrahim admits he might be out of a job soon. Dana wonders if he'll leave Wausau. Ibrahim asks Dana on another date — preferably one without guns and murder. Dana smiles, noting that he did bring her candy. Aw, these cutie-patooties. REVIVAL — 'Triage' Season 1 Episode 5 — Pictured in this screengrab: (l-r) Andy McQueen as Ibrahim Ramin, Romy Weltman as Martha 'Em' Cypress — (Photo by: Lavivier Productions/SYFY) After this, McCray (Nathan Dales) sits in his car, singing his lil heart out to the song on the radio. Suddenly, the cops pull up. At the same time, Brent tells Dana that they found a bloody bullet at the crime scene, implicating another shooter and freeing Dana of all suspicion. So, who killed Aaron and shot Dana? According to Brent, all signs point to McCray. Then, we see J.P. (Glen Gould) and Brent arrest McCray. J.P. opens McCray's trunk to discover a series of suspicious-looking containers. J.P. procures a foot in a large bag from one of said containers. That's not creepy at all. RELATED: Read our Revival recaps Revival airs new episodes every Thursday at 10/9c, only on Syfy. Our 15 Favorite WYNONNA EARP Moments Contact: [email protected] What I do: I'm GGA's Managing Editor, a Senior Contributor, and Press Coordinator. I manage, contribute, and coordinate. Sometimes all at once. Joking aside, I oversee day-to-day operations for GGA, write, edit, and assess interview opportunities/press events. Who I am: Before moving to Los Angeles after studying theater in college, I was born and raised in Amish country, Ohio. No, I am not Amish, even if I sometimes sport a modest bonnet. Bylines in: Tell-Tale TV, Culturess, Sideshow Collectibles, and inkMend on Medium. Critic: Rotten Tomatoes, CherryPicks, and the Hollywood Creative Alliance.
Otago Daily Times
30-05-2025
- Business
- Otago Daily Times
‘Resilient' Pacific Edge announces capital raise
Cancer diagnostics company Pacific Edge has announced a $20 million capital raise in tandem with what it describes as a "resilient" full-year financial result. In a statement yesterday, the listed company said the equity raising was about ensuring it had the cash reserves to capitalise on recent clinical and commercial milestones, grow in non-Medicare channels and regain Medicare coverage of its tests. Total revenue was down 16% to $24.6 million while an after tax net loss of $29.9 million was up 1.4%. Total laboratory throughput of Cxbladder tests fell 11.5% on FY24 to 28,894 while commercial tests fell 9.9%. Medicare coverage discontinued in April and Pacific Edge was now focused on regaining coverage for its Triage and Monitor products and obtaining coverage and launch of new products Triage Plus and Monitor Plus. Chairman Chris Gallaher said while the adverse determination was a significant disappointment, it should not overshadow the major strategic progress made over the past year. Cxbladder Triage was included in the American Urological Association's new microhematuria guideline with a grade-A evidence rating, the only biomarker to receive that level of endorsement. With the US Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) announcing a draft price of US$1,018.44 for Cxbladder Triage Plus — a significant premium over the current US$760 price for Pacific Edge's existing tests — the company was positioned for "a rapid acceleration of revenue growth" in the United States once Medicare coverage was achieved, Mr Gallaher said. While confident it would regain coverage for Triage, the company said there were no guarantees as to the timing or outcome of the re-coverage process — it could be delayed or not achieved at all. Chief executive Dr Peter Meintjes said the AUA guideline cemented Pacific Edge's position as the market leader in non-invasive bladder cancer diagnostics. In combination with evidence not considered during the finalisation of the determination, the guideline put the company in a strong position to regain Medicare coverage for Cxbladder Triage. The capital raise comprised a placement of $NZ15 million of new ordinary shares to be offered to selected investors and an offer of $NZ5 million of new shares to retail investors, by way of a share-purchase plan. The share issue was priced at $NZ0.10 per share. Mr Gallaher said the new capital would support the company and its operations for over 12 months, giving Pacific Edge the ability to grow testing volume as it worked to regain coverage through planned Medicare reconsideration requests and challenging the non-coverage of Cxbladder Triage through the Medicare appeals process. All of Pacific Edge's directors and senior management intended to participate in the equity raising.
Digital Trends
12-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Digital Trends
New free-to-play Steam games: Here's how to play them
If you do a quick search for free-to-play games on Steam, you get over 6,700 matches — but that's not enough free games for Valve. The company adds more and more free titles all the time, and this month we've got yet another fresh batch. Covering genres such as multiplayer, horror, first-person combat, open-world adventure, and 3D platformers, Steam has added well over 20 games since the start of May. Here are some of the best-looking ones: Hamster Hustle: a multiplayer tag game where you play as ridiculously colored hamsters running around an elaborate cage. The hamsters also dance. Tankazooka: a 2D platformer about a broken tank that has to use its barrel gun to propel itself up and forward over obstacles. FALARMA – Open World: a pixel art open-world exploration game with missions, side quests, and regular content updates. Triage: a point-and-click adventure/narrative game where you play as a doctor in a small town suffering from a strange outbreak of illness. Sirocco: an early access MOBA that focuses on battleship warfare with 5v5 gameplay. Banshee: a first-person horror game about escaping from a house where all the doors are locked and a murderous banshee is chasing after you. Nanika Game Online: an item-matching, tetris-style game with online multiplayer gameplay. It has a simple style, cute pixel art, and a Japanese name that sort of translates to 'Something Game Online.' If you want to try out any of these games, simply head to the links or throw the name into Steam's search bar. Not every free game is available across all platforms, so make sure to check the icons above the 'Play Game' button. Many titles are Windows-only, but some will also play on macOS and/or SteamOS and Linux. Recommended Videos You can also check the system requirements toward the bottom of the page, though you should be able to play these simple games on just about any setup. If none of these titles interest you, use the filters and top-seller/top-rated tabs available on Steam's search page to check out thousands of other free-to-play games. There's also an 'Under $5' section where you can view the games with the tiniest price tags.
Business Wire
07-05-2025
- Business
- Business Wire
CLARA Analytics Unveils AI-Driven Subrogation Detection for Insurance Claims
SUNNYVALE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- CLARA Analytics ('CLARA'), a leading provider of artificial intelligence (AI) technology for insurance claims optimization, today announced game-changing subrogation detection capabilities that promise to help insurers identify millions in previously missed recovery opportunities. The enhancements to CLARA's flagship CLARA Triage product automatically identify potential subrogation and risk transfer opportunities, providing narrative assessments and numeric scores that help claims adjusters to focus on cases that offer the greatest potential. "The market has a significant gap in regard to subrogation opportunity identification. Our mission is to transform the way claims management teams work with their subrogation partners to deliver transformative financial results." With the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) estimating $15 billion in annual missed subrogation opportunities due to manual workflows and documentation issues, CLARA's new technology directly addresses one of the industry's most significant financial challenges. Existing users of CLARA Triage have improved their combined ratios by 2%-5% after a year of claims development. 'CLARA's core values include constant innovation and an obsessive focus on our customers' needs,' said Heather H. Wilson, CEO at CLARA Analytics. 'The market has a significant gap in regard to subrogation opportunity identification. Our mission is to transform the way claims management teams work with their subrogation partners to deliver transformative financial results. Our new subrogation detection capabilities are a major step forward in that journey.' CLARA Triage helps insurance companies, third-party administrators (TPAs), and risk managers at self-insured enterprises to identify and prioritize high-risk claims continuously from first notice of loss until final settlement. It leverages predictive and generative AI technology to assess the severity and complexity of each claim, enabling adjusters to make fully informed decisions and improve overall outcomes. CLARA's large contributory database draws from the experience of multiple carriers, providing a foundation for deep contextual understanding of medical and legal risk. CLARA's new subrogation detection capabilities are a major advancement for the Triage product, leveraging the company's comprehensive insurance claims data with best-in-class GenAI and machine learning models to identify potential recoverable opportunities, score those opportunities based on likely financial returns, and offer AI explainability narratives of potential subrogation scenarios. Triage ingests new claims data as soon as it becomes available, updating scores and alerting claims managers when a key threshold is met. CLARA periodically delivers ROI reports to each of its clients with high adoption of their platform, demonstrating a payback of 500% in most cases, with some achieving even much higher gains. With the release of the new subrogation and risk transfer features in CLARA Triage, the company aims to further increase the value it provides to its customers. 'CLARA's company culture is all about reaching higher, always looking for ways to add more value for our customers,' Wilson continued. 'With these new subrogation and risk transfer detection capabilities, we can help insurers achieve even higher ROI.' About CLARA Analytics CLARA Analytics is the leading AI as a service (AIaaS) provider that improves casualty claims outcomes for insurance carriers, MGAs, reinsurers, and self-insured organizations. The company's platform, applies image recognition, natural language processing, and other AI-based techniques to unlock insights from medical notes, legal demand packages, bills, and other documents surrounding a claim. CLARA's predictive insights give claim professionals augmented intelligence that helps them reduce claim costs and optimize outcomes for the carrier, customer and claimant. CLARA's customers include companies from the top 25 global insurance carriers to large third-party administrators and self-insured organizations. Founded in 2017, CLARA Analytics is headquartered in California's Silicon Valley. For more information, visit and follow the company on LinkedIn and @CLARAAnalytics. All brand names and solution names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. Tags: CLARA Analytics, CLARA Triage, subrogation, risk transfer, claims optimization, claims adjusters, claims managers, insurtech, claims, claims management, artificial intelligence, AI, generative AI, GenAI, machine learning, workers compensation, workers comp, predictive analytics, commercial insurance, general liability
Scoop
29-04-2025
- Health
- Scoop
Triage Plus Price Set To Lift Pacific Edge's Economics
Pacific Edge notes today that the draft 'Gapfill' prices for Cxbladder Triage Plus2 have been published by the US Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) proposing a draft price for the test of US$1,018.44. When finalized, the CMS price for Triage Plus sets the amount Pacific Edge will be reimbursed for all patients with Medicare and Medicare Advantage insurance. This will be subject to Pacific Edge's Medicare Administrative Contractor (MAC), Novitas, providing coverage of the test. The test is currently listed as non-covered on Novitas' 'Genetic Testing in Oncology: Specific Tests (L39365)' Local Coverage Determination (LCD). Private health insurance companies make separate coverage and pricing decisions based on their own medical policy and contracting for a test. In the Gapfill process CMS asks each MAC to propose prices for any new testing services based on estimates of the resources needed to develop and run the test, then recommends the median of those prices as its final price. The seven MACs responsible for processing Medicare claims across various jurisdictions in the United States have published their draft pricing for Triage Plus. While Novitas priced Triage Plus at US$1,587.69, due to its agreements with multiple MACs, the price provided by MolDX3 is the de facto median price, because MolDX pricing is used in 28 of the 50 states. The draft pricing for MolDX was US$1,018.44, and subject to public comments that are due by 28 June 2025, and some possible adjustment based on those comments, CMS is expected to make that price effective on 1 January 2026. Hematuria evaluation tests currently represent around 81% of Pacific Edge's total US laboratory throughput4. The US$1,018.44 price is a meaningful increase compared to the US$760 CMS price of our existing tests, because it increases the margin and margin percentage per test and improves the profitability of operating our front-line sales force. When coverage of Triage Plus is established, Pacific Edge will make migration from Triage a priority, noting that Detect tests are being migrated to Triage tests effective immediately given the February 2025 inclusion of Triage in the American Urological Association's microhematuria guideline. Pacific Edge expects to submit a reconsideration request for coverage of Triage Plus as soon as the analytical validation (AV) and clinical validation (CV) studies have been published. The AV publication is being reviewed by the submitting authors and the CV publication, the DRIVE study5, has already been submitted for publication. Pacific Edge Chief Executive Dr Peter Meintjes said: 'We are very pleased that both MolDX and Novitas have recognized the novelty of Triage Plus in their pricing determinations with prices of US$1,018.44 and US$1,587.69 respectively. We have invested significant resources in Triage Plus – a multimodal test that combines DNA and RNA workflows with the outputs analyzed by a novel algorithm that provides dramatic performance improvement over existing tests and can be used on a broader patient population to assist clinicians to manage their hematuria patients as high, intermediate or low risk. 'The resources needed to develop, validate and operate Triage Plus commercially are substantial, thus necessitating a higher price, but importantly when Triage Plus' performance characteristics6 are used in our existing budget impact model7 we observe that the improved performance characteristics has the potential for even greater savings to the Medicare system by reducing more unnecessary procedures and allowing clinicians to spend more time and clinical resources on those who need it most.' Notes: 1 PEB has released the information contained in this update to the NZX and ASX as it regards it to be material, as defined in the NZX Listing Rules and Section 231 of the FMC Act. 2 Cxbladder Triage Plus has CPT Code 0420U and has not yet completed the administrative name change from Cxbladder Detect+. 3 MolDX is a coverage and reimbursement program run by the Palmetto MAC that provides unique test registrations and technical assessments for molecular diagnostics products to which other MACs can subscribe. The majority of MACs have elected to do so, but Novitas and National Government Services do not. 4 Half year to 30 September 2024. 5 Detection and Risk stratification In Veterans presenting with hematuria: Savage S.J., et al (2025) The Prognostic Performance of Cxbladder Triage Plus for the Identification and Priority Evaluation of Veterans at Risk for Urothelial Carcinoma: The Drive Study, Abstract submitted to the AUA 2025 meeting. 6 Lotan Y, Raman JD, Konety B, Daneshmand S, Schroeck F, Shariat SF, Black P, de Lange M, Asroff S, Goldfischer E, Efros M, Chong KT, Huang E, Chua HL, Wu QH, Yeow S, Lau W, Yong J, Eng M. Urinary Analysis of FGFR3 and TERT Gene Mutations Enhances Performance of Cxbladder Tests and Improves Patient Risk Stratification. J Urol. 2022 Dec 30:101097 JU0000000000003126. 7 Tyson MD, Abouassaly R, Durant A, Smith AB, Seemann K, Shoskes DA. Budgetary Impact of Including the Urinary Genomic Marker Cxbladder Detect in the Evaluation of Microhematuria Patients. Urol Pract. 2024 Jan;11(1):54-60. doi: 10.1097/UPJ.0000000000000489. Epub 2023 Nov 1. PMID: 37914255.
