Cancer
Non-invasive biomarker discovery with Breath Biopsy® could help to enable early detection of cancer by measuring volatile organic compounds in patients' breath.
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Presentation: Jolanda Palmisani at BBCon21
Comparing technologies and breath research on cancer from the University of Bari.
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Webinar: Breath biomarkers for the early detection of lung cancer
Watch Renelle Myers' keynote talk at the Breath Biopsy Conference 2020.
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Article: Exhaled Breath Biopsy - a new cancer detection paradigm
Read this article on Breath Biopsy and cancer detection by Balkees Abderrahman from the University of Texas.
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Poster: Biomarkers of lung cancer in former smokers
A Breath Biopsy study with BC Cancer.
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Further Reading
Other recommended reading:
- PUBLICATION: Chemical signature of colorectal cancer, case–control study for profiling the breath print – Researchers at University Aldo Moro of Bari identify VOCs with discriminatory ability in detecting patients with colorectal cancer.
- PUBLICATION: Relationship between cancer tissue derived and exhaled volatile organic compound from colorectal cancer patients.
- ARTICLE: Breath test for cancer: biomarker screening is underway - Michele Wilson from Technology Networks looks into the breath research field and its potential to act as a diagnostic tool.
- REVIEW: The potential of breath analysis to improve outcome for patients with lung cancer.
- ARTICLE: The Pathologist looks at breath biomarkers – An article summarising the use of breath for early detection and precision medicine.
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