Molecular Precision Diagnostic Medicine in Cancer

Improving healthcare services for cancer detection is a priority. Each country prioritizes the enhancement of healthcare services geared towards cancer detection, as it is essential for both healthcare professionals and patients to comprehend and depend upon. Faced when a patient has clear symptoms or cancerous tumors on the outside of the body, extremely basic and rudimentary methods are used, such as imaging or physical examination, and there is little focus on advanced techniques such as molecular diagnostics for cancer. However, such approaches have major limitations in their specific diagnostic accuracy. Although these approaches may pick up visible tumors or those with abnormal test results, they are very ineffective in dealing with more subtle organic or genetic tumors, especially in the early stages. Because these strategies use abnormal markers and clinical findings, especially diagnostics, any malignant tumor that does not have prominent markers may be detected at an advanced stage when it has progressed and become critical.