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Headlines on health - Australian researchers uncover potential cancer drivers hidden in 'junk' DNA
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Australian researchers uncover potential cancer drivers hidden in 'junk' DNA

07/03/24 • 6 min

Headlines on health
New cancer treatment methods that target a patient's genetic profile have been saving the lives of Australians and paving the way for groundbreaking new research. The new findings include the link between 12 different cancers inside the human genome that researchers hope will explain some of the key drivers of the disease.
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New cancer treatment methods that target a patient's genetic profile have been saving the lives of Australians and paving the way for groundbreaking new research. The new findings include the link between 12 different cancers inside the human genome that researchers hope will explain some of the key drivers of the disease.

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