The presence of certain microRs in urine might serve as a red flag for serious conditions such as bladder and prostate cancer, the study reported in Science Advances showed. To test the device, the team compared the microRs of EVs isolated from healthy patients with those isolated from patients who were already diagnosed with bladder, prostate, and other forms of cancer. Compared with the standard approach, they found a substantially greater number and different types of microRs with just 1 milliliter of urine, the researchers said. (IANS)