University of Florida Researchers Develop Rapid Urine Test for Prostate Cancer
The noninvasive method uses paper spray and mass spectrometry to identify disease biomarkers in less than 30 seconds.
The noninvasive method uses paper spray and mass spectrometry to identify disease biomarkers in less than 30 seconds.
A new study validates a machine-learning platform that detects prostate cancer through biochemical patterns in urine samples.
A study of over 10 million men reveals frequent testing of patients unlikely to benefit, raising questions about current screening practices.
A new study confirms Cleveland Diagnostics’ IsoPSA test effectively differentiates between low- and high-risk prostate cancer patients.
Read MoreDecipher Prostate Genomic Classifier data is included in a new SEER Program database, enabling the study of prostate cancer outcomes.
Read MoreLynx Dx announced at-home availability of a urine-based prostate cancer test that eliminates the need for a digital rectal exam.
Read MoreA new study validated a urine test that offers a less invasive, more accurate alternative to traditional prostate cancer screening.
Read MoreA review found gaps remain for genomic classifier tests for their cost-effectiveness, clinical utility, and impact on diverse populations.
Read MoreThe AR-ctDETECT test identifies circulating tumor DNA in advanced prostate cancer patients, providing critical insights for prognostication.
Read MoreA genetic variant in the PSA gene may help improve prostate cancer diagnostics by distinguishing between aggressive and non-aggressive types.
Read MoreA study shows that measuring CTCs at the time of metastatic prostate cancer diagnosis can predict survival and guide treatment decisions.
Read MoreA new prostate cancer screening method could help better predict which patients need to undergo a biopsy, reducing unnecessary procedures.
Read MoreGRAIL’s Galleri multi-cancer early detection test demonstrates strong performance in preferentially identifying aggressive prostate cancers.
Read MoreA newly discovered class of RNA molecules in extracellular vesicles could serve as biomarkers for non-invasive cancer diagnosis.
Read MoreA retrospective study shows that combining risk markers, MRI evaluation, and AI can more accurately predict prostate cancer risk.
Read MoreStudies indicate men with BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations face significant cancer risks, prompting new national screening guidelines.
Read MoreA prostate cancer test using protein and genetic markers improves diagnosis accuracy and reduces unnecessary procedures across ethnic groups.
Read MoreA study warns that transgender women on hormone therapy may have artificially low PSA levels, potentially delaying prostate cancer diagnosis.
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