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Healthy tissue may predict lung cancer’s return better than tumours

t may be possible to predict whether a person’s lung cancer could return after surgery by zooming in on the seemingly healthy tissue near their tumours. Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths in the US. One of the most common types is lung adenocarcinoma, which arises

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