Detection of cancer through breath
On June 2, through the breath of cancer detection tool was introduced at a regular meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology in Chicago. The tool is especially able to detect early symptoms of breast cancer and lung cancer.
Although still in experimental stages, but the invention is clearly more effective and efficient than the patient often requires a routine checkup.
Detection devices were developed by experts from the Georgia Institute of Technology that works by detecting cancer than a person's breath through a special section. The cross sections can even be frozen for up to six weeks before the study.
Breath in the container was then sent to a laboratory that uses chemical sensors to find the components of the body that are cancerous.
According to lead researcher Charlene Bayer, this detector will not eliminate the various testing procedures that have been there, but rather to provide convenience for patients who are in remote or disadvantaged areas.
"Most people think of cancer screening is very complicated, very expensive. So I wanted something easy and cheap to do all the people," said Bayer InnovationNewsDaily.com on the site, as quoted by the Daily Mail (16/06).
In addition, Bayer supports the Digg.com homepage with the report that this is an alternative detection devices from a variety of tests are not performed by the patient comfortable. The cost is quite cheap when compared with a variety of checks that had been there.
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