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Tongue Microbiome Could Help Early Detection of Pancreatic Cancer

Microbiome of the tongue surface coating is altered in pancreatic cancer patients. The change in the degree of colonization of bacteria could help in developing rapid diagnostic tests for early detection and prevention of progression of cancer.

Tongue microbiome predicts pancreatic cancer. Tongue coat microbiome is altered in pancreatic cancer patients. Helps develop rapid diagnostic tests for early detection. Can also help prevent cancer progression.

Tongue Microbiome Could Help Early Detection of Pancreatic Cancer

Tongue coat microbiome is altered in pancreatic cancer patients. The change in the degree of colonization of bacteria could help in developing rapid diagnostic methods for early detection of pancreatic cancer. Read More

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