The test shows changes in the body’s immune response to proteins produced by tumour cells.
It flagged early cancer signs in up to 37 per cent of cases — and correctly ruled it out in 79 per cent.Researcher Daniyah Alfattani told the National Cancer Research Institute’s Glasgow conference it could then be used to improve early detection. He said: “It would be cost- effective and an easier screening method to implement compared to current methods, such as mammography.”The signs to look for from the experts at charity CoppaFeel
She said: “Finding ways to detect breast cancer earlier will be crucial if we’re to stop more women dying from the disease.”Second Brit death linked to vaping as 'worried e-cig users return to tobacco'Asbestos-laced beer from '70s blamed for a quadrupling of gullet cancer casesFADING AWAYBreast cancer kills around 12,000 Brits a year.
The survival rate after five years is 99 per cent if it is picked up at stage 1, falling to 15 per cent at stage 4.GOT a story? RING The Sun
Love breasts. Probably the wrong platform. Ignore that crass insensitive bastard