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How can lasers track spread of cancer?
May 29, 2022 09:37
A Northeastern University biomedical optics research group led by Professor Mark Niedre is working on an innovative solution to track the spread of cancer - a laser, Medical Xpress reported.
This technology no longer requires blood sampling and can be adapted to other types of blood testing.
They hope that this technology can be turned into a wearable device to help cancer patients be diagnosed more quickly and improve their prognosis when seeking medical care.
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