An annual blood test could prevent around half of cancer cases from reaching an advanced stage, new research suggests.

Experts said there were 49 fewer late-stage diagnoses and 21 fewer deaths within five years compared to usual patient care.

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The experts trialled a multi-cancer blood test on a group of people aged between 50 and 79, using both fast-growing tumours ...

An annual blood test for a number of deadly cancers could prevent around half of cases reaching an advanced stage, new ...

The termination of the committee will also reduce transparency within the Department of Health and Human Services.

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