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How Canadian researchers are using 'liquid biopsies' to find traces of tumours left after cancer treatment

CBC

ScienceCBC·Jul 8, 2026·1 min read

How Canadian researchers are using 'liquid biopsies' to find traces of tumours left after cancer treatment

A Toronto-based team is launching a massive, years-long research project to study liquid biopsies, a novel technology meant to catch tiny traces of tumour DNA in the blood. The goal? Finding better ways to protect cancer survivors from…

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