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Improving diagnosis

We know that the quicker a breast cancer is detected, the more effective some treatments may be.
Current methods of diagnosing breast cancer include a clinical examination, imaging (e.g. mammogram), and a biopsy. We know that the quicker a breast cancer is detected, the more effective some treatments may be. In addition, the diagnosis of a particular type of breast cancer is critical in determining how that cancer should be treated.

So what are we doing to improve current methods of diagnosis?

Examples of our current research:


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