Scientists have developed a blood test that can help speed up the diagnosis of brain cancer

Recently, published in the journal Nature communications, scientists from the University of Strathclyde developed a blood test method that can help speed up the diagnosis of brain cancer The technology uses infrared light to create "biological characteristics" of blood samples and uses artificial intelligence technology to detect the occurrence of cancer Dr Matthew J Baker, chief scientific officer of clinspec diagnostics, said it was the first data they published on clinical feasibility studies and the first clinical demonstration of blood tests Early detection of brain tumors can significantly improve the quality of life of patients, but also save the cost of medical services (http:// Dr Matthew J Baker said that the new test table can help doctors quickly determine which patients with these non-specific symptoms should be given priority for brain imaging diagnosis This means that people with brain tumors can be diagnosed more quickly and get treatment more quickly Brain cancer patients often show nonspecific symptoms, and the final diagnosis of cancer may be time-consuming In the study, researchers analyzed samples from 104 patients (http:// and found that the new technology can achieve a positive diagnosis rate of 87%.