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The Galleri blood test found 937 cancers in the NHS trial but missed most of the rest SECONDARY_TEXT

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QUOTE `{}`	Across three annual rounds in 142,250 people, the multi-cancer blood test rarely gave false alarms, but its sensitivity ran from 26.7% to 37.2%, and late-stage cancers did not fall.

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