cancer

March 17, 2010

A long awaited blood test to detect cancer in dogs has been developed by Canadian company BioCurex.

The test identifies the presence of a universal marker for malignant cell growth, and in trial studies was able to detect 85 percent of a variety of the most common types of cancers in dogs at the standard 95 percent specificity.

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