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Research raises fresh hope for cancer sufferers A team of scientists at the University of Surrey in the UK have found a way to test for prostate cancer using urine.
They have identified a protein called EN-2 which is only produced by prostate cancer cells and secreted in urine.
The disease affects 300,000 men in Europe every year.
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