Thursday, July 3, 2008
A fresh device that could identify minute numbers of cancer cells moving in the blood of lung cancer patients might one day make checking the disease as easy as taking a blood test.
Tumour cells could go into the bloodstream during even the most basic stages of the cancer. Even though these cells would not essentially seed fresh cancers somewhere else in the human body, researchers have experienced that an augment in the total number of flowing tumour cells is connected with a poorer forecast in some forms of the disease.
Tumour cells could go into the bloodstream during even the most basic stages of the cancer. Even though these cells would not essentially seed fresh cancers somewhere else in the human body, researchers have experienced that an augment in the total number of flowing tumour cells is connected with a poorer forecast in some forms of the disease.
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