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    • Johns Hopkins Hepatologists Detect Liver Cancer in Urine Test

    Johns Hopkins Hepatologists Detect Liver Cancer in Urine Test

    A Johns Hopkins hepatologist and a team of colleagues have developed a new screening test for liver cancer that, when added to the current standard-of-care test, can detect liver cancer earlier than the existing test by itself. Read more here.

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