Johns Hopkins study uncovers ultra-early blood markers of cancer
Johns Hopkins Medicine - 04-Jun-2025Genetic traces of cancer may be detectable in blood up to three years before diagnosis, study finds
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This section will maintain key information and medical advancements relating to cancer – how to prevent it and what treatments are available.
Not every new story - just major breakthroughs and studies on ways to prevent. Particularly will be focusing on research results in humans - lots of promising treatments unfortunately never make it from the lab, through human trials, and onto the market.
Did you know? A handful of your cells turn cancerous EVERY DAY - but your immune system tracks them down and kills them before they turn into large-scale cancer.
Genetic traces of cancer may be detectable in blood up to three years before diagnosis, study finds
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