Finding cancer cells before they have a chance to form into tumors is often critical to patients' survival. Researchers at the University of Missouri led by John Viator have developed a new way to search for cancer cells in a patient's blood sample using photoacoustics, reports MedicalXpress. Viator says the device provides the earliest detection of aggressive melanoma cancers to date.
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