A new publication from the Professor Martin Widschwendter and the EUTOPS team in the Journal of Clinical Oncology describes a new molecular "WID™-qEC test" that detects endometrial cancer quickly and with high accuracy using a cervical smears or a vagina swab. The test offers many advantages over currently used methods of early detection, such as ultrasound. In the future, with this easy-to-perform test, many women with suspected endometrial cancer could be spared very stressful hysteroscopies and biopsies.
