Vinegar Test's 'White Time' could reveal hidden cancer
NCT ID NCT01618643
Summary
This study aimed to improve cancer detection in people with Barrett's esophagus, a condition that increases cancer risk. Doctors tested if timing how long a vinegar spray makes tissue turn white could help tell harmless changes apart from dangerous pre-cancer or cancer. They studied 197 patients during their standard check-ups to see if this timing method could make diagnoses more accurate.
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Portsmouth Hospitals NHS trust
Portsmouth, Hampshire, PO76TS, United Kingdom
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