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New Genetic Fingerprint to Help Identify Prostate Cancer

A research team from Canada has uncovered a genetic fingerprint, which could help identify a vigorous form of prostate cancer that spreads aggressively after radiotherapy or surgery. This form of cancer is found to occur in 30% of prostate cancer patients.

Genetic fingerprint for prostate cancer identified This can be used for: - discerning patients with aggressive form of cancer - understanding patient responses - providing best line of therapy

Genetic Fingerprint to Identify Prostate Cancer Prognosis

Gene signature identified for aggressive prostate cancer which could aid in diagnosis and for determining course of treatment. Read More

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