Scientists have created a urine test to diagnose prostate cancer - sparing men from the invasive investigations they must currently undergo. The researchers today hailed their work as an important ...

PROSTATE CANCER could be more easily diagnosed with a new test which involves “sniffing” urine. Experts claim it could prevent thousands of biopsies. A prostate biopsy probably ranks highly on the ...

A blood test heralded as ‘the most accurate ever’ way to detect prostate cancer could spare thousands of men suspected of having the disease from the risks and discomfort of invasive biopsies. The ...

Currently, investigation of symptoms for prostate cancer is typically made via an invasive blood test. Angle’s Parsortix has demonstrated the potential to out-perform current standard of care in the ...

American researchers have developed a urine test showing promise in prostate cancer detection, potentially reducing the need for painful biopsies. The test identifies three biomarkers—TTC3, H4C5, and ...

Kearney Urology Center has reported a 50% reduction in biopsies since adopting EpiSwitch® PSE, a new accurate blood test for prostate cancer. The reduction is down to the marked improvement offered by ...

Researchers have developed a new blood test for prostate cancer which they say is 94% accurate. Oxford BioDynamics, in collaboration with Imperial College and the University of East Anglia (UEA), ...

In combination with the current prostate specific antigen (PSA) test, the new test could help men avoid unnecessary and invasive biopsies, over-diagnosis and over-treatment. Prostate cancer is the ...

One test could have prevented terminal prostate cancer, says patient - Research has shown that the use of the PSA test varies ...

Prostate cancer has overtaken breast cancer to become the third biggest cancer killer in the UK. In 2015, 11,819 men died from prostate cancer in the UK, compared to 11,442 women from breast cancer.

A simple blood test for prostate cancer could cut the number of men needing invasive biopsies and subsequent treatment, experts have said. Researchers from Queen Mary University of London said that ...