Prostate cancer: New ultrasound technique offers hope for faster, more accessible detection
Scientists at Heriot Watt University developed a cost-effective technique for faster, more accurate prostate cancer detection using ultrasound equipment, with a 94% success rate in early trials. The method involves microbubbles highlighting cancerous areas, aiming to improve early diagnosis and targeted treatment within 3-5 years.
Scientists at Heriot Watt University developed a cost-effective technique for faster, more accurate prostate cancer detection using ultrasound equipment, with a 94% success rate in early trials. The method involves microbubbles highlighting cancerous areas, aiming to improve early diagnosis and targeted treatment within 3-5 years.
