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Stanford researchers develop urine RNA test to detect bladder cancer
Stanford Medicine researchers have created a urine test, uRARE-seq, that accurately diagnoses bladder cancer and predicts treatment response.
Stanford researchers have created a new urine test, uRARE-seq, that checks for RNA fragments instead of DNA to spot bladder cancer.
It's noninvasive and could make the diagnosis much easier than current methods.
The findings were published in Nature ... [480 chars]
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