About ClearNote Health

New clarity in early cancer detection enabling healthier lives.

ClearNote Health is a cancer detection company committed to extending and improving the lives of individuals at risk for high-mortality cancer. Using a standard blood draw, our proprietary 5hmC-epigenomic platform integrates advanced biology with artificial intelligence to deliver a more comprehensive view of molecular changes in the body, identifying DNA-based alterations as cancer develops.

We have used this platform to develop Avantect, a suite of early cancer detection tests, and Virtuoso, a powerful tool that enables precision Research and Development of new therapeutics.

I am passionate about advancing precision medicine for better patient outcomes.

Gulfem Guler, PhD
Vice President, Translational Research, Head of Biopharma Development
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Translating complex biology and technology into valuable patient-centric products is what excites me the most.

Samuel Levy, PhD Chief Scientific Officer
CSO
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Kevin Keegan

We are at the beginning of a world where the deadliest cancers are found in time to be beaten, and ClearNote is leading the way there.

Kevin Keegan
CEO
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Our History

Inspired by patients and the discovery of a unique 5-hydroxymethylcytosine (5hmC) mark, ClearNote Health was founded out of the Stanford laboratory of Steve Quake, D.Phil., to develop non-invasive epigenomic tests to detect cancer through a standard blood draw earlier than existing methods and when the disease is still treatable. We are proud of the clinical evidence, R&D achievements, and our five-year-long company development as Bluestar Genomics. Now, as a commercial-stage company, ClearNote Health continues to drive innovation in non-invasive liquid biopsy cancer detection, with patient needs at the core of everything we pursue.

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