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Syantra

www.syantra.com

 
With a cancer diagnosis, early detection means better outcomes. It means hope. But when it comes to breast cancer, more than half of women have a reduced opportunity for an early, life-saving diagnosis. That`s why we`re developing Syantra DX: a blood test to detect breast cancer. It`s a revolutionary, rapid, economical approach to breast cancer screening that`s accurate regardless of the test recipient`s family history, age or tissue density.
  • Number of Employees: 0-25
  • Annual Revenue: $0-1 Million
  • www.syantra.com
  • 105 - 32 Royal Vista Drive NW
    Calgary, AB CAN T3R 0H9
  • Phone: 877.331.0516

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