At the moment, uncomfortable and invasive tests like rectal exams and tissue biopsies are often needed to diagnose prostate cancer, as the PSA test is not deemed as accurate enough. — AFP
A “breakthrough” test that uses dried blood samples could detect prostate cancer in 15 minutes or less, scientists believe.
Researchers at Aston University in the United Kingdom have developed a new method that analyses crystal-like structures in dehydrated blood.
