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New blood test for breast cancer
Scientists at Sechenov Medical University in Russia have developed a new blood test that detects breast cancer with an accuracy of up to 96.4%. The test measures five proteins associated with inflammation, blood vessel formation, and tumor growth. It relies on analyzing indicators such as osteopontin protein and aims to serve as a supplementary tool to identify women who may need further examinations, although its effectiveness still needs to be confirmed through larger studies. This test represents a promising step towards early detection of breast cancer, but it does not replace mammography.
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