New Blood Test Promises Rapid Prostate Cancer Detection

Aston University researchers develop a 15-minute test with 90% accuracy, potentially transforming early diagnosis and patient outcomes.

The test analyzes protein structures in dried blood to identify cancer presence.
Current PSA tests are less accurate, leading to unnecessary invasive procedures.
The new method is non-invasive and significantly faster than existing tests.
Preliminary results show high accuracy, but larger clinical trials are needed.
Early detection could improve survival rates and reduce prostate cancer deaths.