UK Doctors Develop Non-Invasive Test for Womb Cancer in Postmenopausal Women
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UK doctors have developed a non-invasive test for detecting womb cancer in women who experience bleeding after menopause. This test uses urine and vaginal fluid samples, potentially sparing thousands of lower-risk women from undergoing internal ultrasounds and hysteroscopies. The development marks a significant advancement in less invasive diagnostic options for womb cancer.
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