UK to launch trial of ‘revolutionary’ cancer test
By DW
18 September 2021 |
12:33 pm
The Galleri blood test can determine whether a patient has cancer before symptoms show up. Health experts hope for a "game changer" in early cancer detection, with thousands expected to take part in the trial.
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