Rare cancer study identifies patients at high risk of metastasis
A large genomic study of a rare cancer called metastatic pheochromocytoma identified patients at high risk of metastasis, as well as those most likely to respond to immunotherapy. The results, published in Nature Communications on February 28, may allow closer following up of patients with poor prognoses, and facilitate more personalized treatments. Read More
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