New Breast Cancer Imaging “Detects Subtypes and Early Treatment Reponse,” Vanderbilt University Study

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Researchers say that a new imaging technique tested on mice is able to identify breast cancer subtypes accurately, as well as detecting early treatment response. This is according to a new study published in the journal Cancer Research. The research team from Vanderbilt University in Tennessee says the imaging technique - optical metabolic imaging (OMI) - could eventually be used in endoscopes for live imaging of human cancers.

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