This will be fantastic news assuming it works.
British scientists have moved a step closer to developing a simple urine test to identify men at risk of getting prostate cancer.NOTE FROM JOHN: That would $8 in Britain. Or $300 states in the states.
They have discovered that a protein found in urine is affected by a genetic change linked to the cancer.
More research was needed, but their work could lead to the development of a reliable test costing £5.50 ($8.82).
