Leaving unmeasurable data out of mathematical models for tumor growth can produce inaccurate results

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Mar 19, 2025, 3:59 pm666 ptsHotTop
Mathematical models for predicting how cancer tumors in mice grow over time can give distorted results if unmeasurable data is ignored, a team that includes two RIKEN researchers has shown. This finding has important implications when applying mathematical models to medicine.

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