Press Releases

Stockholm3 independently validated at the world-renowned Martini Klinik

Stockholm3 has been independently, externally validated at the Martini Klinik, the world-renowned prostate cancer center in Hamburg, Germany. The Martini validation study demonstrated results consistent with previous Stockholm3 studies, achieving a 52 percent reduction of unnecessary biopsies.
“The results of our validation study of…

Stockholm 3 commercially available in the USA

A3P Biomedical AB, a leading Swedish diagnostics company specializing in advanced prostate cancer diagnostics, and BioAgilytix, a global bioanalytical services provider, are excited to announce that Stockholm3 for early detection of prostate cancer is now commercially available as a Lab Developed Test (LDT) throughout the United…

Stockholm3 reduces prostate cancer treatment costs and enhances diagnostic precision

A recent study published in European Urology Open Science demonstrates that incorporating Stockholm3 into prostate cancer diagnostics can significantly reduce healthcare costs. Stockholm3, which combines genetic-, protein- and clinical markers, also provides a more accurate risk stratification for developing significant prostate cancer…

Leadership changes at A3P Biomedical

A3P Biomedical (“A3P”) today announces that Chief Executive Officer (“CEO”) David Rosén is leaving his position to pursue other opportunities outside the Group. Executive Chairman Martin Steinberg will lead the company from June 1, with Ola Steinberg as CEO until the appointment of a new CEO.
“The Board extends its gratitude…

Stockholm3 evaluated for Swedish screening program

In 2022, Region Stockholm and Region Gotland (the Region) began a joint three-year project by offering organised prostate cancer testing (OPT) to all 50-year-old men living in the Region. In 2024, an evaluation of the Stockholm3 test will be made in a research project at Karolinska Institutet in collaboration with OPT. On February 12,…

Landmark Stockholm3 North American clinical trial presented at ASCO-GU

The primary results of the landmark SEPTA trial, with over 2,000 racially and ethnically diverse biopsied men recruited in the US and Canada, were presented by Professor Scott Eggener at the ASCO-GU (The American Society of Clinical Oncology – Genitourinary Cancer Symposium) conference in San Francisco on January 26. The study found…