The test can isolate and analyse specific chemical signals that could help differentiate the condition from other rheumatic diseases.
Researchers develop blood test for diagnosing fibromyalgia. (Creative Commons)
Researchers have developed a new test which isolates, analyses specific chemical signals that could help diagnose fibromyalgia better by differentiating the condition from other rheumatic diseases. The study, published in the journal Biomedicines, would also open up new avenues for research into the pathology and clinical care of the chronic condition, researchers led by The University of Texas said.