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A new study has found that an experimental blood test can detect changes that precede colon and rectal cancer, especially high-risk benign polyps that could develop into malignant tumors. This offers an opportunity for early prevention by removing these growths before they progress. The study showed that this test identifies 92% of early-stage cancers and 81% of advanced adenomas, with an accuracy of up to 85% in confirming the absence of cancer-causing changes. This provides an important tool for early detection and improving treatment and prevention chances for this disease.
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