High-risk cancers could be identified sooner after major prostate cancer study
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Madrid, 9 Sep (EFE).- An international team of researchers has managed to identify eight faulty cellular processes that explain the genetic damage responsible for 85 percent of prostate cancer cases. The work, which has been coordinated by researchers from the Spanish National Center for Oncological Research (CNIO) has been based on analysis [...] The entry Scientists discover the processes that damage DNA in most prostate cancers was first publ…
An international research collided by the National Center for Oncological Research reveals combinations of processes that damage DNA in 85% of prostate cancersChovid-19 vaccines help the immune system find tumors that previously escaped Prostate is the second most common tumor in men around the world.In countries where smoking has been drastically reduced — and those associated with this addiction have fallen — it is at the head. As in Spain, wh…
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