A biological-technical assistant pipettes DNA onto a storage plate in a molecular biological research laboratory at the University Hospital Hambu. Source: picture alliance
Researchers say a routine test of bowel cancer patients for a genetic condition could save the lives of up to 80 high-risk patients each year. The Cancer Council says it would be cost effective to test bowel cancer cases for Lynch syndrome, an inherited condition that significantly increases cancer risk.
Researchers say a routine test of bowel cancer patients for a genetic condition could save the lives of up to 80 high-risk patients each year. The Cancer Council says it would be cost effective to test bowel cancer cases for Lynch syndrome, an inherited condition that significantly increases cancer risk.
