An oral swab can now diagnose oral cancer
Researchers from the University of California Los Angeles School of Dentistry are a step closer after finding substances present in saliva that indicate whether a patient has oral cancer. Researchers have found that low levels of two microRNAs in saliva are indicative of the presence of cancer. The findings published in the journal Clinical Cancer Research show that these microRNAs, which are by-products of the process cells go through to make proteins, are linked to oral cancer.
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