Fluids colour test to boost care
Daily Express
|January 03, 2026
A SIMPLE tool that makes it easier for people to describe the colour of bodily fluids could have a “huge impact” on patient care.
A team at Edinburgh Napier University has developed a colour palette to be used by patients and clinicians when describing the colour of fluids such as urine and sputum.
This information can play a key role in diagnosing, investigating and prescribing for a wide range of medical conditions.
This story is from the January 03, 2026 edition of Daily Express.
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