Douglas Lane, President, CEO and Chairman of Genesis Bioventures Featured in Exclusive Interview With WallSt.net


LOS ANGELES, Oct. 5, 2006 (PRIMEZONE) -- Genesis Bioventures, Inc. (OTCBB:GBIW), announced that Douglas Lane, GBIW's President, CEO, and Chairman, was featured in an exclusive interview with WallSt.net. WallSt.net is a professional forum for the financial community, primarily known for interviews with CEOs and prominent business executives.

Topics covered during the interview include the Company's Mammastatin Serum Assay Breast Cancer diagnostic test, the Company's Rapid Mad Cow Assay test and both short and long-term strategic objectives for the Company.

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About Genesis Bioventures, Inc.

Genesis Bioventures, Inc. (GBIW) is a North American-based biomedical corporation focused on facilitating the development and marketing of novel diagnostics, therapeutics and niche products. The Company's immediate development and acquisition efforts are focused on cancer diagnostics, therapeutics and neurodegenerative discoveries within the emerging field of proteomics.

The Company's rapid Mad Cow Test is a 30-minute assay with simple prep that eliminates the economic disincentive current producers have to test all cattle processing: and, more importantly, it creates a substantial economic incentive for wholesalers and retailers to price a 15% to 35% premium for "BSE-Free" beef for an additional a penny a pound cost.

The Company's focus is on the development and marketing of its proprietary Mammastatin Serum Assay Test for breast cancer risk assessment. A recent publication highlighting two studies showed that most women in the studies with low (or no) levels of the protein Mammastatin had breast cancer, while most women in the studies with normal levels of the protein did not have breast cancer.

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