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Saliva test could end years-long endometriosis diagnosis delays for women
- A new saliva test called Endotest will help diagnose endometriosis more quickly in the NHS, potentially reducing the average nine-year wait for diagnosis for women.
- NICE has recommended two new noninvasive diagnostic tests to be used early in the NHS for endometriosis diagnosis.
- Endotest detects microRNAs in saliva that may indicate the presence of endometriosis, according to new draft guidance issued on April 7.
- Diagnosis of endometriosis can take over nine years on average, reaching 11 years for some ethnic groups, highlighting the need for faster testing.
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