Researchers have identified genetic “signatures” for aggressive prostate cancer (the second most common cause of death in men, after lung cancer). The findings could one day help improve patient treatment and outcomes. These genetic patterns were identified from simple blood tests, with no tissue or biopsy was needed.
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