“Our findings suggest that the capsule sponge could help stratify patients with Barrett’s esophagus by risk and that half of ...

A new "pill-on-a-string" capsule sponge test offers a faster, less invasive, and more accessible method for early throat cancer detection, potentially replacing many traditional endoscopies.

Early detection of throat cancer is crucial for effective treatment and improved outcomes. According to MD Anderson Cancer Center, if you exhibit symptoms of throat cancer, your doctor will perform a ...

A capsule-sponge test may help identify patients with Barrett’s esophagus who are at low risk for dysplasia or esophageal ...

Cedars-Sinai investigators led an update of staging guidelines for HPV-positive throat cancer—now more common in the U.S.

A new life-saving attachment is letting nurses use iPhones to have throat cancer speedily diagnosed. The device – a tiny lens on a thin tube connected via an app – is set to boost NHS survival ...

People suspected of having throat cancer are usually given an endoscopy. The procedure, carried out in hospital, involves a long, thin tube with a camera inside being passed through the mouth or ...

People suspected of having throat cancer are usually given an endoscopy at hospital, with a camera inserted through the mouth or nose. The endoscope-i adapter, which can be attached to an iPhone ...

The capsule releases a small sponge, which scrapes cell samples as it’s drawn back up the throat About half of people with Barrett’s esophagus could use the test rather than an endoscopy for ...

An adapter that transforms an iPhone into a portable tool to rapidly rule out throat cancer in those suspected of having the disease is being piloted by the NHS. Officials hope the technology will cut ...

A pill-on-a-string could revolutionize tests that monitor for throat cancer. The capsule releases a small sponge, which scrapes cell samples as it’s drawn back up the throat ...