"Promising Blood Test Detects Colorectal Cancer with 83% Accuracy"

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A blood test designed to detect colorectal cancer showed 83% accuracy in a clinical study, offering a potential alternative to current screening methods. The test, not yet FDA-approved and priced at $895, detected cancer in 83% of confirmed cases but only 65% of stage 1 cancers. With colorectal cancer cases rising, the study's findings could provide a more convenient option for early detection, especially for those who may decline current screening methods.
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