CareDx shares (CDNA) rose more than 22% on Friday after the medical diagnostics provider reported strong third-quarter growth. Revenue jumped 39% year over year to $139 million, driven by a 65% increase in testing services revenue to $119 million, while testing volumes climbed 51% to 75,900 after the July acquisition of cancer blood-test maker Naveris. Patient and digital solutions revenue rose 31% to $20 million, and EBITDA doubled to $30 million. For full-year 2026, CareDx now expects revenue to grow about 38% to $525 million and has raised its adjusted EBITDA target to $90–100 million from $66–78 million. CEO John Hanna said clinicians want actionable molecular information about patients' disease status to inform treatment decisions.
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