If you think about it, early detection systems are all around us. How many times have we heard about smoke detectors saving lives, or weather radars detecting potentially dangerous storms?
As you may expect, early detection is nothing new to the medical field. If you have ever had blood drawn for a test or a screening you are familiar with diagnostic detections. The problem however, is that many tests remain mostly unchanged since they were developed. This means that some diseases are still being detected at a stage where treatment may be less effective. What if there was earlier detection for health related issues, such as cancer?
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