Aristotle University students have created a machine that with a simple urine test will be able to detect the presence of cancer in the pancreas in a timely manner and received the gold medal in the World Competition “iGEM Competition”.
Aristotle University students have created a machine that with a simple urine test will be able to detect the presence of cancer in the pancreas in a timely manner and received the gold medal in the World Competition “iGEM Competition”.
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Funded by the EU?
This is fantastic news. I have had annual pancreatic cancer screening at a London hospital for over a decade as part of the EUROPAC study led by Liverpool University. The investigation involve sedation and I seem to need heavier and heavier doses as the years go by – which is apparently common. I’d happily change to giving a urine sample!
so farage volunteered to test it
My mother died of this nasty disease because it could not be detected until too late
Gold Medal…ok, what about some money to reward them and fund their research?