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Liquid biopsy is transforming cancer detection through minimally invasive genomic testing, offering new opportunities for earlier diagnosis and monitoring.
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Cancer has long been recognized as a biologically heterogeneous disease, yet historically it has often been treated using relatively uniform therapeutic approaches.
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