Researchers find RNA signal detects precancerous ovarian cancer lesions in 92.3% of
Researchers identified a blood molecular signal that detects early risk for ovarian cancer, revealing a potential diagnostic breakthrough. The study published in Nature Medicine found that elevated levels of an RNA molecule called Tu-Stroma detected precancerous lesions in 92.3% of affected women. This advancement could transform prevention strategies for women at high genetic risk of the disease.
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