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New Device Retrieves Circulating Tumor Cells Without Biochemical Labeling
A new device has been developed for improved cancer diagnosis and monitoring, without biochemical markers, that uses a noninvasive “liquid biopsy” approach for cancer screening, diagnosis, staging, personalized medication, and treatment monitoring. More...18 Jun 2013


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