Discovery could revolutionise early identification and intervention for the deadly disease
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Discovery could revolutionise early identification and intervention for the deadly disease
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Groundbreaking research has uncovered genetic patterns associated with pancreatic cancer, a discovery that could revolutionise early identification and intervention for the deadly disease.
Researchers say the findings offer a promising way to improve existing cancer therapies as well as develop new ones
Pancreatic cancer is the fifth most common cause of cancer deaths in the UK, according to the NHS
The disease is considered incurable and affects around 33,000 people in the UK
The disease is considered incurable and affects around 33,000 people in the UK
Researchers found patients with pancreatic cancer and bowel cancer survived more than two years after receiving the vaccine
A new blood test is being developed by scientists to help detect brain tumours
