Recent advances in cancer diagnostics

Lung cancer is the third most common cancer in the UK, after breast and prostate cancer, and is responsible for over 35,000 deaths per year. Over the past decade, huge strides have been made in terms of survival and because of the burden of this disease the need for improved diagnostics and access to therapies is greater than ever to optimise the quality of life for lung cancer patients.

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