Caught in time

Laura Spinney

Nature, 2006, vol. 442, issue 7104, 736-738

Abstract: The detection of cancer at an early stage in its development can be life-saving. With research efforts under way to find better methods to detect minuscule tumours, Laura Spinney finds out how near some of these cancer 'biomarkers' are to the clinic.

Date: 2006
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