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‘Game-changing’ spit test could shrink years-long wait for diagnosis of condition that affects 190M women
A new saliva test may simplify and reduce the invasiveness of diagnosing a serious reproductive condition that affects 190 million women, potentially shortening years-long wait times for diagnosis.
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