Urine test for bladder cancer being developed

Very informative. I look forward to hearing that an early test for pancreatic cancer is close to being developed. I have known three people who have been diagnosed with this type of cancer – too late.

I would like to hear about progress in fighting bile duct and liver cancer. Is there hope for the future. ? Early warning signs of these cancers? Thank you.

I would like to know what trails are currently being carried out for bowel cancer – Kras mutation.
Is there a national database, and to get the information and what are the steps to be accepted to participate in a trail.

I think that this is a brilliant step.i. The right direction and that it is great to get an industrial group on board with the testing!

I am a Microbiologist, with in-depth knowledge of Public Health. I so much like the work you are doing in test

My husband sadly died last year from secondary lung cancer which had spread from kidney cancer 9 years previously. It had spread to his breast bone, ribs and spine. He had regular CT scans that failed to see it. It would be marvellous for this not to happen to another family.

Very informative

It’s interesting to read about all of the research going on into cancer. Sometimes the research can seem a little remote or disconnected from donations we make as members of the public so I find this very interesting.

A brilliant breakthrough if it works well

I would like to know what research is being carried out on mesothelioma as my husband died tragically yiu g from it and he didn’t work with asbestos

I would like to know more about “head & neck” cancer, in particular nose and eye.

Having had bladder cancer, I wonder if this could be developed to prevent patients needing annual cystoscopies after treatment?
How sensitive would it be , because I never had any visible blood in my urine before diagnosis.

I should like to know about any research that you are doing connected with stage four breast cancer.

A brilliant breakthrough if it works well.

I am pleased that all funds going to cancer research is taking mew steps forward for all types of cancer to be diagnosed. I have just done the shine walk with s group of friends and intend to this every year

I think that is fantastic progress and will benefit the patient with a quick and easy test

I think that is amazing progress and will benefit the patient with a quick and easy test

I’d like to hear more about the research being done for Neuroendocrine cancer, you hardly ever hear about this cancer my husband died of 9 years ago.

I think this is brilliant news. To be able to do a wee test to find out if you have bladder cancer at the beginning is such a big step. Also if this can detect pancreatic cancer too. I hope this is rolled out as soon as possible.

This was a bit confusing. Particularly the sentence, “The test will combine Nonacus’ highly sensitive DNA-sensing technology with a set of unique DNA errors (mutations) found in the majority of bladder cancers identified by researchers”.
You’re not combining the technology eith the errors, are you? That doesn’t make sense.

This sounds very helpful. As a cancer survivor from breast cancer, lung cancer, and colon cancer, I’m also interested in more research into brain tumours, which my 17 year old grandson died of .Also into treatment for leukaemia which my 50 year old daughter died of