This new research sounds promising. World-wide, 1.4 million cases of stomach and esophagus cancer are diagnosed. These cancers are often found late because there are no early warning signs. Unfortunately, there’s only a 15 percent chance of a five-year survival rate. But a new test may change these stats. A research team collect breath samples from over 300 patients with and without these cancers. The accuracy rate was 85%.
http://www.wxyz.com/news/health/ask-dr-nandi/can-breath-test-detect-stomach-cancers-earlier
Can breath test detect stomach cancers earlier?