Scientists Develop a Way to Detect Cancer on Patients’ Breath

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By Kristine LofgrenApr 23, 2014, 12:30 pm65 pts
Cancer is a devastating killer that takes one out of every eight lives on the planet. While cancer treatments have improved over the years, one key to battling the disease is early detection, which has historically been invasive, painful or hit-and-miss. That’s why the latest research from a group of Swiss…

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