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Thousands of NHS patients to get new blood tests designed to detect earliest signs of cancer

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The Independent - UK
By Ella Pickover,Jane Kirby and Storm Newton
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Thousands of NHS patients to get new blood tests designed to detect earliest signs of cancer
Photo / Coverage: The Independent - UKCredit: Ella Pickover,Jane Kirby and Storm Newton
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Work on one test suggests it can detect the earliest signs of seven types of cancer

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  • Thousands of NHS patients to get new blood tests designed to detect earliest signs of cancer.
  • Work on one test suggests it can detect the earliest signs of seven types of cancer Work on one test suggests it can detect the earliest signs of seven types of cancer

Work on one test suggests it can detect the earliest signs of seven types of cancer

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NHS to trial new blood tests designed to detect early signs of cancer

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