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Israeli Researchers Develop Blood Test for Early Breast Cancer Detection

Israeli researchers have developed a blood test that detects early breast cancer with 95% accuracy and assesses recurrence risk. The test uses epigenetic markers in the bloodstream and demonstrated effectiveness regardless of breast density.

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Israeli Researchers Develop Blood Test for Early Breast Cancer Detection
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  1. 01Israeli researchers developed a blood test detecting early breast cancer with 95% accuracy.
  2. 02The test also assesses recurrence risk, identifying high-risk patients, including those considered low-risk.
  3. 03The method uses epigenetic markers found in nucleosomes released into the bloodstream.
  4. 04Published in Nature, the test works regardless of breast density, unlike mammograms.
  5. 05Researchers are exploring treatments to target epigenetic changes that make cancer cells aggressive.

It also identified recurrence risk in patients considered low-risk by conventional methods. The findings, published in Nature, could lead to new treatments targeting epigenetic changes in cancer cells.

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