Genomics revolution can end ‘one-size-fits-all’ cancer care
Over 40,000 new cancer cases or related tumors are diagnosed in Ireland every year, with the disease causing over 9,000 deaths annually. We know cancer is a corrupted version of our healthy cells. Variants in our DNA change our cells until eventually they grow and divide uncontrollably, becoming cancers.
Imagine if we could identify how precisely these changes cause cancer, elucidating treatments that become focused on preventing the cancer in the first place.
Read the full opinion piece by Dr. Anne Jones here.
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