Blood Proteins Linked to Future Prostate Cancer Risk in New Study
Researchers at Oxford Population Health found that certain blood proteins, tied to the immune system, cell adhesion, and blood vessel formation, were associated with later prostate cancer risk, including aggressive disease, up to a decade or more before diagnosis.
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| Oct 21, 11:30 AM | medicalxpress.com | Blood proteins could reveal clues to prostate cancer risk more than a decade before diagnosis |
| Oct 21, 6:20 AM | news.sky.com | Vital clues could help predict prostate cancer years in advance |