Urine test can spot more than nine in 10 bladder cancers
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The Galeas urine test, trialled by the NHS across seven hospitals in England and Scotland involving nearly 1,000 patients, identified 92% of bladder cancer cases, with a negative result indicating more than 99% certainty of no cancer.
The test is not a replacement for cystoscopies but could help prioritize which patients need them most urgently, reducing unnecessary invasive procedures.
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