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More Sensitive "Electronic Nose" Detects Lung Cancer From Breath
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Title More Sensitive "Electronic Nose" Detects Lung Cancer From Breath
Url http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/706865?src=rss
Description Researchers have pinpointed the source of compounds that signal cancer on the breath, and hope that this Information can be used to develop a sensitive and accurate "sniff test" for lung cancer. Medscape Medical News
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Date Aug 4, 2009
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