Pace Diagnostics

We have ongoing technical collaborations with the U.S. Air Force Medical Facility, and they are willing to provide up to 2,000 clinical samples for Pace Diagnostics.

We also have a partnership with Foundation for Innovative Diagnostics, who are willing to provide us with additional clinical samples and specimens.

We need your support to make affordable early detection widely available!

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Pace Diagnostics is a growing biotechnology company poised at the intersection of diagnostic innovation and human need.

We plan to go into developing countries through private and public, including a partnership with The WHO and the Foundation for Newly Innovative Diagnostics.

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Pace Diagnostics is an innovative, emerging biotechnology company with a focus on cutting-edge diagnostics for Tuberculosis, Lung Cancer, and other difficult-to-detect and hard-to-treat diseases.

Our revolutionary, affordable diagnostic tests have the potential to save millions of lives while addressing the projected $280.6B Global Cancer Diagnostics Market.

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In case you missed last week's webinar, we encourage you to read our recent investor article where we highlight some of the important topics that were discussed! 👇

https://pacediagnostics.com/pace-diagnostics-exclusive-investor-qa-webinar-recap/

We’ve also provided a recording for you to watch at your earliest convenience. 😊

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The clock is ticking… ⌛️

This is the last day to register for Pace Diagnostics’ exclusive investor Q&A webinar!

During this discussion, our executive team will be covering everything you need to know about Pace Diagnostics, our affordable early detection diagnostics, and equity crowdfunding campaign on Wefunder.

Register today, and join us on March 8th, 2022, at 11:30AM PST. 👇
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Pace Diagnostics is inviting all of our investors and supporters to join us for our live investor Q&A webinar on Tuesday, March 8th, 2022 at 11:30AM PST! 🎙

Our executive team will be covering everything you need to know about our revolutionary early detection diagnostics, equity crowdfunding campaign on Wefunder, and everything else surrounding Pace Diagnostics.

Register today, and don’t forget to bring those burning questions. 👇
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Pace Diagnostics committed to improving early detection diagnostics of diseases related to lifestyle factors and health infrastructure, such as Tuberculosis, Lung Cancer and other hard-to-detect diseases.

Early screening saves more lives. Invest in Pace Diagnostics on Wefunder today. 👇
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We’re hosting an exclusive investor Q&A webinar, and you’re invited! 🎙

During this live event, our leadership team will be covering everything surrounding Pace Diagnostics and our current equity crowdfunding raise on Wefunder!

Register today, and join us on Tuesday, March 8th, 2022, at 11:30AM PST! 👇
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Being a nurse, Judy M Keaveny understands the importance of making Lung Cancer and Tuberculosis diagnostics fast, non-invasive, and affordable for those who need them but don’t have access.

Thank you for the vote of confidence, Judy!

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Pace Diagnostics was founded with the goal of making early detection of Lung Cancer and Tuberculosis affordable, non-invasive, and accessible to all of those who are in need. ✔️

Check out our recent investor article where we introduce you to our incredible team of visionaries that are bringing the Pace Diagnostics’ mission to life! 👇
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Pace Diagnostics is an early detection innovator focused on bringing affordable Lung Cancer and Tuberculosis diagnostics to save more lives. ✔️

We’re accepting early investors! Join us on Wefunder today. 👇
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Thank you for seeing our vision and the impact we have set out to create, Maria. 😊

We appreciate the vote of confidence.

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Thanks to the support from our investor community, Pace Diagnostics has just surpassed an important milestone in our equity crowdfunding journey on Wefunder:

We’ve raised over $150K from 90+ early backers! 👏

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Do not eat processed food, junk foods, filth, or disease carrying food, animals, or rodents. Some people say of these foods, 'well, it tastes good.
Most of the foods today that statically cause sickness, cancer, and disease ALL TATSE GOOD; it's well seasoned and prepared poison.
THIS IS WHY SO MANY PEOPLE ARE SICK; mentally, emotionally, physically, and spiritually; because of being hooked to the 'taste' of poison, instead of being hooked on the truth and to real foods that heal and provide you with good health and wellness.

It can be easy to think of your body as your enemy.
After all, if it’s rebelling on you by being sore, tired, or refusing to lose weight, why should you go easy on it? It can be tempting to restrict yourself even more and add in more punishing workouts to force it to comply. Don’t do that.
Treating your body as your enemy is only going to make it resist your efforts even more.
Instead, think about what you can do to respect your body more. Take a few seconds to fill it with nutrient-rich greens, give it a relaxing foam roll, and stretch it out.
As the saying goes: “You catch more flies with honey than vinegar.”

Pace Diagnostics is an emerging biotechnology company focused on the research, development, licensing, manufacturing and marketing of cutting-edge diagnostics. Formed on the culmination of decades of basic and applied research, supported by grants and contracts from the US Federal Government.

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“Physical fitness is the first requisite of happiness.” – Joseph Pilates

Make Your Routine

1. A great way to focus your time on the things you value, such as staying healthy and fit, is to create a list of everything you’d like to do in your free time, such as watching your favourite TV series or running. Once you’ve got your list, number each activity in terms of how much of a priority it is for you, starting at number one and working your way down. At the end of this task you’ll have a list of the activities you value. Try to always fit in at least one of your top three priorities per day, even if it’s just for 15 minutes.

2. You do not always have to exercise for an hour to reap the benefits and as soon as you understand this you will be able to exercise more regularly, even when you have a jam-packed day. For example, you can do four minutes of kettle bell exercises, four minutes of abs work and two minutes of squats and lunges.

3.Slaving over a hot oven is no fun, especially when you’ve had an awful day and arrive home late into the night. To make sure that on these days you don’t reach for unhealthy convenience foods learn some super quick recipes you can knock up in an instant. A turkey steak with a feta and beetroot salad is a healthy meal that can be knocked up in less than 10 minutes, as can vegetable frittatas.

4.If you tend to be on the phone a lot, think about ways you can get active during these long calls. Getting out of the office and going for a walk somewhere quiet can be a great way to get some exercise without losing any concentration whilst on the phone, or even pacing in your office whilst on the phone can help keep you active and healthy.

5.When you’re busy your diet can suffer and vending machines, pizzas and takeaways can become too much of a regular occurrence. To make sure you’re getting the right nutrition make sure you always have a good stock of foods that deliver the maximum health benefits to hand. For example, tomatoes (good for your heart), spinach (good for your brain), blueberries (good for your cholesterol), salmon (good for weight loss) and pumpkin seeds (good for your memory) are hugely nutritious and will keep you full.

6.A study published in the Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine found that people who travel away for work more than 20 times per month were 1.92 times more likely to be obese and 2.61 times more likely to feel like they had poor to fair health than those workers who only travelled for six times per month. If you travel away from home for work try to book hotels with gyms, healthy menu options and when you are there avoid comfort eating and instead reward yourself in other ways.

7.If you watch your little ones running about you quickly realise that they’re better than any personal trainer. Playing with your kids, whether it’s on the trampoline, dancing around your living room or playing a big game of tag together is a great way to workout without realising it. Plus this way you don’t feel guilty about not spending enough time with them.

8.When you are chasing a day full of meetings with a busy evening your stress levels are probably sky-high and stress has a terrible impact on your health and wellbeing. Therefore one of the best things you can do to stay healthy and fit is to learn how to relax. If you don’t have time to meditate or take a hot bath, studies have found that even the anticipation of laughter can help us to relax and reduce stress levels in the body. So, take a look at some funny Youtube videos to help you unwind.

9.On those occasions when you manage to carve a space in your busy schedule to exercise, make sure you are getting the most out of your workout by doing supersets. Super-setting can cut your exercise time by 50 per cent because instead of having rest periods between sets, you do an alternative exercise that rests the muscles you’ve just trained and exercises the opposite one, before you begin your next set. For example, once you’ve worked on your stomach, work out your lower back.

10.If you struggle to find the time to get to the gym or to get to your dance class then incorporating exercise into your lifestyle might help you to stay healthy and fit even when your schedule is maxed. For example, carry your shopping home rather than getting a cab, do some gardening with your partner on your date night, or go swimming with a friend instead of meeting for coffee.

Leading a lifestyle that spells good health is a combination of different factors that includes exercise and eating right.
About a decade ago, for me, good health meant either being able to perform a certain exercise like bench press, running, etc. If you really want to assess your health, then you need to look at your overall health, which would mean mental, emotional and physical health. Here are 15 best fitness tips for good health – it’s better to start as early as you can, and work on your health.

At Pace Diagnostics, our Mission is to provide everyone, anywhere, access to an accurate, low-cost and easy-to-use Tuberculosis and Lung Cancer Early Detection Triage/Screening Tests and COVID-19 Antigen Rapid Detection Test, in order to identify more disease cases and to make healthcare decision as quickly possible to SAVE lives.

TB is the ninth leading cause of death worldwide and the leading cause from an infectious agent, ranking above HIV/AIDS. In 2016, there were an estimated 1.3 million TB deaths among HIV-negative people (down from 1.7 million in 2000) and an additional 374,000 deaths among HIV-positive people. An estimated 10.4 million people fell ill with TB in 2016: 90% were adults, 65% were male, 10% were people living with HIV (74% in Africa) and 56% were in five countries: India, Indonesia, China, the Philippines and Pakistan.

TB is on the rise in the UK due to immigration; the United States performs an estimated 15 million tests per year.

Lung cancer is responsible for nearly one in five cancer deaths worldwide (1.3 million deaths, 19% of all cancer deaths, 2012) and is the leading cause of cancer death in men in 87 countries and in women in 26 countries. Because of its high fatality (the overall ratio of mortality to incidence is 0.87) and the relative lack of variability in survival in different world regions, the geographical patterns in mortality closely follow those in incidence, irrespective of level of resources in a given country.

"ACCORDING TO THE WHO, EARLY SCREENING AND DETECTION IS THE KEY TO INCREASED SURVIVAL RATE."