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Imaging and blood tests show promise for diagnosing CTE in living patients
New York TimesLO·US·1 day ago
UK researchers have developed a non-invasive test using urine and vaginal fluid samples that could rule out womb cancer in women with postmenopausal bleeding, potentially sparing many from invasive ultrasounds and hysteroscopies. The test's accuracy and clinical validation remain unconfirmed, but if proven, it could reduce healthcare costs and improve patient experience. This is a medical innovation with potential systemic impact on diagnostic pathways.
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