I thought this article dated 31 Jan 2017 from University College Hospitals (NHS) sounded very positive. Not sure if this is or will be available in the US.
A new non-invasive test for bladder cancer could spare patients the discomfort of a cystoscopy in hospital by getting their urine tested at their GP surgery. The test, called UroMark, has been developed by UCL researchers and uses cutting edge genomic sequencing to detect abnormal cancer DNA in a urine sample.
The research team, led by Professor John Kelly and Dr Andy Feber, identified a panel of DNA alterations which are highly specific to bladder cancer and found that when used on DNA from urine, UroMark detected bladder cancer with a
high degree of accuracy (98% of cases), equivalent to a cystoscopy, currently the clinical gold standard.
www.uclh.nhs.uk/News/Pages/urinetestforbladdercancer.aspx
Peace and Love, Dave