Researchers at Mayo Clinic have found that lung cancer is allowed to grow unchecked in early stages due to cellular changes that were initially thought to happen only in the late stages to allow the tumors to spread.
The finding, reported in the July 11 issue of iScience Translational Medicine/i, represents a new understanding of the extent of transformation that lung cancer - and likely many other tumor types - undergo early in disease development, the scientists say. They add that the ...
Researchers at Mayo Clinic have found that lung cancer is allowed to grow unchecked in early stages due to cellular changes that were initially thought to happen only in the late stages to allow the tumors to spread.
The finding, reported in the July 11 issue of iScience Translational Medicine/i, represents a new understanding of the extent of transformation that lung cancer - and likely many other tumor types - undergo early in disease development, the scientists say. They add that the ...