Purpose-built, high-precision MRD testing

Uncover residual disease like never before with exquisite MRD detection sensitivity.

Exquisite sensitivity

Haystack MRD™

Minimal residual disease (MRD) testing demands the most sensitive ctDNA detection. Haystack MRD is a tumor-informed, next-generation MRD test that detects ultralow levels of circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA) to uncover residual disease after definitive surgery.

Residual disease detection

Go beyond standard risk assessment for adjuvant chemotherapy guidance to confidently treat the right person at the right time.

Treatment response assessment

Track ctDNA levels during adjuvant chemotherapy to monitor treatment response.

Disease recurrence surveillance

Detect disease relapse earlier than imaging.

Transformative precision

Dive deeper

Haystack Oncology was founded to dramatically improve patient outcomes by helping doctors optimize treatment strategies using transformative precision oncology. Learn how we support clinicians and biopharma in our mission by providing better MRD testing for better clinical management and therapeutic development.

The difference

Why Haystack MRD

Confident MRD results

Ultrasensitive ctDNA testing delivers the insights you need to make confident treatment decisions.

Transformative technology

Packed with the power of Quest

Haystack MRD offers end-to-end MRD test reliability, powered by Quest Diagnostics credentialed staff, labs, logistics, service, reporting, and technology. Plus, the transition between Haystack MRD and Quest’s other advanced oncology testing is seamless for easier, more streamlined patient care. Visit questdiagnostics.com to learn more.

Haystack MRD

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Visit us at 2024 SABCS^® – Shaping the Future of Breast Cancer Care

December 3, 2024

Haystack MRD™ by Quest Diagnostics® will be attending the 2024 American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) annual meeting taking place April 5–10, 2024 in San Diego, CA. The AACR annual meeting stands as the cornerstone of the cancer research community, serving as a gathering point for scientists, clinicians, healthcare practitioners, survivors, patients, and advocates.