What's in it for you? In a ground-breaking research scientists have confirmed a more convenient non-invasive test for detecting and staging cervical cancer. Researchers at University of Louisville in Kentucky US found that using the heat profile from a person's blood - called a plasma thermogram - can serve as an indicator for the presence or absence of cervical cancer including the stage of cancer. 'We are able to demonstrate if the current treatment is effective so that clinicians will be able to better tailor care for each patient' said Nichola Garbett PhD from University of Louisville. How was the
