He noted that other assays studied in pancreatic cancer have only examined a handful of samples. "When they publish a second paper, it usually shows that [the test] fails for earl

The American Cancer Society estimates that 67,400 Americans will be diagnosed with pancreatic cancer this year and nearly 52,000 will die from the disease.

New blood test PAC-MANN detects pancreatic cancer early with 98% accuracy, offering hope for improved survival rates.

Researchers have developed a simple blood test to detect pancreatic cancer before it spreads to other sites in the body. The test could be used for routine screening to improve the disease’s low survival rate 1.

OHSU's PAC-MANN test offers a breakthrough in pancreatic cancer detection, using a small blood sample to monitor protease activity with high accuracy.