Daily Mail
UK · 2 hrs ago
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New test for symptomless pancreatic cancer has 97 per cent accuracy, fuelling hopes deadly disease could be caught in earliest stages
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Researchers have developed a test claiming 97 percent accuracy for detecting asymptomatic pancreatic cancer, potentially enabling earlier diagnosis of a disease that affects around 11,500 Britons annually and is difficult to treat.
New test for symptomless pancreatic cancer has 97 per cent accuracy, fuelling hopes deadly disease could be caught in earliest stages
Around 11,500 people are diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in Britain each year, but the disease is notoriously hard to treat and just as hard to diagnose.
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