Pathology
Simple Urine Test Diagnoses Bladder Cancer Early
A highly-specialized urine test can detect bladder cancer as much as three to six months earlier than an invasive cystoscopy procedure and can help physicians diagnose the disease at an initial stage, when treatment might be more effective. More...03 Jul 2014
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