Cell-Free DNA Shows Promise for Nasopharyngeal Cancer Screening in Prospective Study

Aug 10, 2017

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NEW YORK (GenomeWeb) – Results from a large, prospective study suggest that monitoring for circulating, cell-free tumor DNA biomarkers can help in detecting tumors in individuals who do not yet show symptoms of the disease.

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