Could one blood test detect multiple cancers earlier? UNC researchers hope to find out
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{"epilogue": "Recent studies indicated that single blood tests showed promise in early cancer detection and could flag returning cancers long before symptoms appeared. Research suggested these multi-cancer screenings might reduce stage four diagnoses and provide more information about cancer origins.
Coverage of the initiative featured efforts by UNC researchers hoping to determine whether one blood test could detect multiple cancers earlier."}
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Could one blood test detect multiple cancers earlier? UNC researchers hope to find out WRAL · 46d ago broke it first
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