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Blood test found to ‘detect cancer earlier and reduce deaths’

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Blood testing people at high risk of lung cancer could reduce the number of deaths, a study has found. University of St Andrews School of Medicine researchers tested biomarkers in the blood of individuals at high risk Read More 

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