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New DNA test can detect 18 different types of early stage cancers, scientists say

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Scientists have developed a new DNA test that could detect 18 different types of early-stage cancers in a concept study representing all the major organs of the human body.

The new findings could kick-start a new generation of for early detection of , researchers say.

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