NEWS: World-first urine test for lung cancer picks out ‘zombie’ cells Scientists in Cambridge have created a urine test that can detect some of the first signs of lung cancer, Cancer Research UK (CRUK) reports. 'The test, which identifies ‘zombie’ cells that can clear a path for cancers to emerge, is the first of its kind anywhere in the world. 'The researchers behind the technology, led by Professor Ljiljana Fruk and Dr Daniel Munoz Espin at the University of Cambridge, believe it could help doctors spot lung cancer at its very earliest stages. That would mean patients get treatments sooner, giving them a better chance of overcoming the disease.' Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/emDxuGrv
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