Scientists have hailed a simple test that can detect breast cancer in young women. Called the Trucheck test, it identifies 92% of breast cancers.
Scientists have called it a 'game-changer', welcoming the discovery. The test works by highlighting cancer cells in the blood, reports BirminghamLive.
Breast cancer surgeon Professor Kefah Mokbel said a "paradigm shift" could now be seen in breast cancer screening, MailOnline reports. He said: "Potentially, this test is a game-changer. It could transform breast cancer screening."
