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REVEALED: Scientific breakthrough could reduce lung cancer deaths | Vintage Vibes

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A new procedure that could provide early detection and treatment for lung cancer has been identified by scientists investigating the mechanics of the disease.

A study found that levels of a key protein – called TLR2 – in tumours could help predict a patient’s survival chances after being diagnosed with lung cancer.

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