Nanoparticle urine test diagnoses cancer and pinpoints its location

[cesces]

For those who have received radiation treatment. This is a way to keep an eye on secondary cancer.

Does anyone know generally how long it takes to start generating secondary cancer?

Nanoparticle urine test diagnoses cancer and pinpoints its location

The method by which the nanoparticles detect cancer is quite clever. To escape their point of origin and spread throughout the body, many cancers use enzymes called proteases which slice through proteins in the extracellular matrix.

The diagnostic nanoparticles are coated in peptides that can also be cut up by these proteases, so if there are tumors present somewhere, the nanoparticles will bear the scars of their encounters by the time they reach the urine.

Nanoparticle urine test diagnoses cancer and pinpoints its location.

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[cesces]

This test isn't yet available.

How about the one you mention?

What is it called?

[cesces]

There is a brand new approved blood test that checks for 50 types of cancer.

It is self pay about $1,000.

I don't remember it's name, but you can probably find it by searching for cancer test 50 types

[Fightinghard]

Hoping that mRNA can lead to a real cure for us all. We need another “Operation Warp Speed” to kick the research into high gear. Maybe in 10 more years………