Breakthrough Research: Detecting Signs of Lung Cancer Through Breath
A device developed by Zhejiang University (China) correctly identified people with lung cancer in a recent test.
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Cancer Detection.
36 published items.
A device developed by Zhejiang University (China) correctly identified people with lung cancer in a recent test.
A new tool, with the help of artificial intelligence (AI), can detect the three most dangerous types of cancer within minutes, using just a drop of dried blood.
The cancer screening kit, based on the ability of a nematode to smell cancer cells in urine, costs $ 90.
The machine can detect liver cancer, rectal, prostate, uterus, ovaries, digestive organs such as the pancreas and gallbladder.
On your baby, have you ever been curious to break the favorite radio of your grandparents or the old speaker of your house to discover a small magnet attached in the sou…
Experts say this creature will
A Portuguese designer has created a device that can detect cancer using honey bees.
Scientists hope to develop a special electronic nose like the dog's nose to detect cancer in the future.
Experiments have demonstrated that the hunting dog named Marina has the ability to detect cancer signs with very high accuracy.
The bizarre chamber with the human hand poking out looks funny but promises to help repel testicular cancer - a form of cancer that attacks young men.
Recently, on social networks, there is information about selling test strips for cancer detection. Due to worries about health, many people have spent money to buy this…
Scientists at Stanford Medical University (USA) have discovered a new method that can detect cancer in the early stages with a micro-DNA sequence.
Recently, scientists from Cambridge University, England have successfully developed ultra-small electronic nose can detect early diseases such as cancer, tuberculosis ...
Recent research by American experts opens new steps in detecting and preventing cancer early.
US researchers report developing a simple, inexpensive cancer detection method that can produce results within minutes with a paper test strip.