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Newcastle University reports two international studies backing non-invasive liver tests
Newcastle University says two international studies found that non-invasive tests can accurately diagnose liver disease and measure its severity, reducing the need for biopsy.
Why it matters: For research teams working on liver diagnostics, Newcastle University reports two studies finding that non-invasive tests reduce the need for biopsy.
Newcastle University announced the results of two international studies on non-invasive testing for liver disease.
According to the university, the studies show that such tests can accurately diagnose liver disease and measure how severe it is.
The university said the tests reduce the need for liver biopsy.
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Scott James, Research and Innovation Editor
Newcastle University says the two international studies show that non-invasive tests can accurately diagnose liver disease and measure its severity, and that this reduces the need for biopsy.
