Metal test could help diagnose breast cancer early
It may be possible to develop a simple blood test that, by detecting changes in the zinc in our bodies, could help to diagnose breast cancer early.
It may be possible to develop a simple blood test that, by detecting changes in the zinc in our bodies, could help to diagnose breast cancer early.
Scientists at the University of Southampton have discovered variations in an enzyme belonging to the immune system that leaves individuals susceptible to Ankylosing Spondylitis.
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Professor Lenz gives his opinions following the presentation of data from FIRE 3 and CALGB/SWOG 80405 at ESMO 2014.
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Click ‘Read More’ for the new data delegate views on whether early tumour shrinkage is now an accepted marker in mCRC.
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