Japanese Technology Detects Cancer from Urine Odor; Saudi Authority Denies Approval of Camel Urine Treatment

Taiyo Yuden showcased a technology at CEATEC 2026 that detects cancer markers from urine odor using quartz sensors. In a separate report, the Saudi Food and Drug Authority denied the validity of reports claiming approval of a cancer treatment extracted from camel urine.

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• Taiyo Yuden showcased a technology at CEATEC 2026 that detects cancer markers from urine odor.

  «Searching for signs of cancer from the smell of urine.»

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• The Japanese technology relies on quartz sensors.

  «وتعتمد التقنية على مستشعرات الكوارتز في هذا الغرض.»

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• The Saudi Food and Drug Authority denied the rumors circulating about the approval of a new cancer treatment.

  «نفت الهيئة العامة للغذاء والدواء، اليوم الاثنين، صحة الشائعات المتداولة مؤخرًا عبر منصات التواصل الاجتماعي بشأن اعتماد علاج جديد لمرض السرطان.»

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• The authority published the denial in an official statement on its account on the X platform.

  «وأكدت الهيئة في بيان رسمي نشرته عبر حسابها على منصة (X)»

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