Discover how the FIT test is transforming colorectal cancer screening, reducing mortality rates and offering a more ...

A groundbreaking blood test for colorectal cancer screening could reshape early detection. Learn how this FDA-approved method ...

The fecal immunochemical test, also known as FIT, is another screening test for CRC. Like the FOBT, the FIT detects small amounts of blood in feces, which might be a sign of a polyp or cancer. FIT is ...

People aged 50 and above in England will be eligible for routine bowel cancer screening in 2025 as the age for tests lowered, ...

FIT tests are designed to screen for colon cancer by identifying occult blood in fecal samples. FIT screening, although not designed to detect upper gastrointestinal malignancies, has been ...

A Scots man who felt 'too fit' to worry about cancer was dealt ... However family encouraged him to complete the screening test two years later, Glasgow Live reports. READ MORE: Scots woman ...

“The bowel cancer screening programmes use a test called a faecal immunochemical test (FIT) which is sent to you through the post,” explains Rachel Rawson, lead cancer nurse at virtual cancer ...

The findings reveal that in triaging FIT-positive patients in CRC screening, the QuantiDNA™ test from patients' plasma reduces the need for colonoscopy examinations by 33% and is non-inferior to ...

The new scheme was set up by the gynaecology nursing team at The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust (RWT) to help staff fit cervical screening tests, also known as smear tests, into their schedules.