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Scientists develop a simple blood test that detects colon cancer with 95% accuracy even before symptoms appear.

Scientists developed a simple blood test that uses RNA—both human and microbial—to detect early-stage colon cancer with up to 95% accuracy, a major improvement over current methods that often miss early tumors. Unlike traditional tests that look for DNA from dying cancer cells, this RNA-based approach acts like a “live update” of cellular activity and picks up changes in gut bacteria RNA that signal tumor growth.

By analyzing chemical changes in these microbial RNA fragments through a method called LIME-seq, the test can identify cancer from tiny blood samples, offering a painless, fast, and highly reliable way to catch colon cancer early and improve survival rates.



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PMID: 40629040

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