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Urinary Biomarkers for Disease Detection

2024-08-01 oncology Title + abstract only
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IntroductionThe current healthcare system relies largely on a passive approach toward disease detection, which typically involves patients presenting a "chief complaint" linked to a particular set of symptoms for diagnosis. Since all degenerative diseases occur slowly and initiate as changes in the regulation of individual cells within our organs and tissues, it is inevitable that with the current approach to medical care we are bound to discover some illnesses at a point in time when the damage...

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