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A platelet count that is normal but rising year on year, or haemoglobin drifting down, can signal cancer. Records already hold these trends; software could use them.
Thrombocytosis and unexplained anaemia are known predictors; longitudinal within-person trends are more informative than population thresholds. Propose trend-based alerting in primary care (e.g. a 20% platelet rise over two years within the normal range), evaluated in a linked-data cohort and then an RCT.
Shares Early detection of cancer, The hardest cancers are found late.
Shares Early detection of cancer, The hardest cancers are found late.
Shares Early detection of cancer, The hardest cancers are found late.
Shares Early detection of cancer, The hardest cancers are found late.
Shares Early detection of cancer, The hardest cancers are found late.
Shares Early detection of cancer, The hardest cancers are found late.
Shares Early detection of cancer, The hardest cancers are found late.
Shares Early detection of cancer, The hardest cancers are found late.
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