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New blood test to 'revolutionise' NHS cancer treatment

  • The NHS announced a rollout of a liquid biopsy blood test in 2025 to speed up targeted treatment for lung and breast cancer patients in England.
  • This rollout follows a 176-hospital pilot where about 10,000 lung cancer patients used liquid biopsies to detect tumour DNA mutations faster than tissue biopsies.
  • The test identifies genetic variants to help tailor therapies, potentially benefiting 15,000 patients annually and saving the NHS up to £11 million per year in lung cancer care.
  • Professor Peter Johnson highlighted that liquid biopsies are transforming personalised cancer treatment, and expressed his enthusiasm about the NHS now being able to broaden access to this innovative test.
  • The expansion could reduce delays in treatment decisions by 16 days on average and may extend to other cancers like pancreatic, improving care accessibility and precision.
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ColoHealth Blood Test Offers a Simpler First Step in Colorectal Cancer Screening--Now Direct-to-Consumer

The lab-drawn screening test from New Day Diagnostics is available without a doctor's order in most states and requires no special prep.

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