Be careful because a very simple urinalysis can help in the early diagnosis of tumors and brain diseases. To say it is not us but the researchers of the Japanese Nagoya University. The team of scientists, in fact, has devised a new test for microRNA. The aim is to find out the presence of diseases from a few drops of urine.
The world of research continues to move forward and there are many studies that make space and find approval from the scientific world.
In some previous articles, for example, we have seen the incredible news for those suffering from high bad cholesterol because they no longer need to give up these beloved foods.
Another scientific study showed us that at the age of 50, 10 minutes are enough to protect the brain from brain disease and cognitive decline.
Finally, it is still scientific research that tells us that eating 25-29 g of these beloved foods per day reduces diabetes, heart attack and other diseases.
Therefore, prevention, health and research go hand in hand.
In this space, the editorial team wants to show its readers the incredible novelties for the early diagnosis of brain tumors, just this very simple urinalysis.
Incredible novelties for the early diagnosis of brain tumors, this very simple urinalysis is enough. I study
The recent study, published in April and available here, argues that a simple urine test can quickly reveal whether or not you have brain diseases or tumors. A conclusion that would seem to convince many other world-renowned specialists and scientists as well.
In detail, given the current lack of effective mass methods for the early diagnosis of central nervous system tumors, Japanese scientists have developed a new and non-invasive test. This test uses a device based on 100 million zinc oxide nanowires. These nanowires are able to efficiently extract urinary microRNAs in greater quantities.
Basically, the results of the test showed that with this system it is possible to understand which are the patients with brain tumors and to divide them from those who enjoy an optimal state of health. All this regardless of the type and aggressiveness of the tumor that the sick patients present.
This means, therefore, that microRNAs in urine represent a promising “biomarker” of brain tumors.
So, in a short time people will be able to know in advance whether or not they are suffering from diseases and cancers.
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