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Is Home Testing for Cancers with a Blood Assay a Good Idea?
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[QUOTE="Ygggdrasil, post: 5927170, member: 124113"] Given that it's a blood test (the paper says they used about 7.5 mL of plasma), it's likely something that would have to be done at a doctor's office as most people would not have the experience or equipment to draw their own blood. At at home version would only be feasible if it were sensitive enough to work on a few drops of blood (<<1mL). Still, as with many of these types of diagnostics, it is very helpful to have a doctor or someone knowledgeable be able to help the patient interpret the test results. [/QUOTE]
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