Patient Perspective: Frequently Asked Questions about PanTum Detect, The First Universal Cancer Early Detection Blood Test Welcome to the second part of our Frequently Asked Questions series. This week we have compiled a list of questions that we regularly receive...
The Science Behind the PanTum Detect Cancer Test: Frequently Asked Questions A simple blood test for the early detection of all types of cancer may seem too good to be true, so unsurprisingly, we receive many questions asking us about the way in which our test, PanTum...
Cancer Research UK have joined 46 other cancer charities to create One Cancer Voice. Their aim is to speak out about the impact that the Covid-19 pandemic has had on cancer services, and to urge the UK Government and the NHS to take action to tackle the immense...
Biomarkers – No, Not Eco-Friendly Pens But Key Characteristics in the Early Detection of Cancer Blood tests can tell doctors a great deal about your health. A PanTum Detect blood test can help tell your doctor if you have cancerous cells in your body. But how?...
Innovative New Cancer Screening Technique and New Fears over Undiagnosed Breast Cancer Cases Pillcams for Cancer Detection Over the last few months, we have seen the NHS start to embrace all new cancer detection techniques and technologies. Diagnostic viewing inside...
March 8th is International Women’s Day – celebrating the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women. The creators of International Women’s Day have six key missions, one of which is to help women make informed decisions about their health. At...
…More than you might think! The NHS’s Long Term Plan aims to save thousands more lives each year by improving the way that cancer is diagnosed and treated within the National Health Service. One of the ways in which they’ve said they intend to do this is through...
‘The NHS Long Term Plan has committed to an overhaul of screening programmes, new investment in state-of-the-art technology and a boost in research which will help more people survive cancer each year’. Yet many people feel that when it comes to cancer detection,...
February 4th 2021 was World Cancer Day – a day focused on raising awareness of the disease and a stark reminder that we have a long way to go in the war against this disease. Although we may be in the middle of a global pandemic, we mustn’t lose sight of the fact that...
This month we have explored the effect that Covid-19 is having on cancer screening and diagnosis. However, there is also something else very important to consider, and that is the cost of late-stage cancer detection. We already know that many patients are delaying...