Interim results from a large-scale, prospective cohort study (JINLING) for multi-cancer early detection test in average-risk asymptomatic patients (AACR 2024)
In this one-year interim analysis of the large-scale, prospective, clinical cohort study, we investigated the efficacy of the MCED test within an asymptomatic population with an average-risk of cancer. the CanScan test demonstrates capability in detecting a wide range of cancer types and predicting TOO at early stages, highlighting an exceptional level of sensitivity and accuracy while maintaining a high level of specificity. Therefore, the MCED test holds significant potential for early cancer screening in asymptomatic populations, potentially transforming preventative healthcare and improving patient outcomes.