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But if you got one test saying "Detected a fragment of pancreatic cancer DNA" two days later another saying "Didn't see any cancerous DNA fragments" what would
by raffraffraff 1y ago
But if you got one test saying "Detected a fragment of pancreatic cancer DNA" two days later another saying "Didn't see any cancerous DNA fragments" what would the actual effect on the doctor or patient be? Who'll take the risk and say "the first was a false positive"?
Also, these tests are a grand a pop if I'm reading it directly (which I may not be)
- para_parolu 1y agoI think it can always be blind process. Only notify when good probability. Plus it can be funnel to other non invasive (possibly) tests. They do cost a lot but that may change with time and scale.