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Simple oral rinse may catch deadly cancer rising in young people early

Daily Mail Health · 20 August 2026 at 23:25

Simple oral rinse may catch deadly cancer rising in young people early

Researchers said a non-invasive oral rinse would be much easier to collect and be less invasive than a stool test or colonoscopy when it comes to gastrointestinal cancer screenings

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Simple oral rinse may catch deadly cancer rising in young people early

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