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Mechanistic Insights into Cancer Risk from the Circulating Proteome

2025-06-05

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Early, minimally invasive detection of cancer, ideally through biomarkers that also provide mechanistic insight, has the potential to substantially improve patient outcomes and reduce societal burden. To advance this goal, we examined associations between 7,523 circulating serum proteins and 13 cancer types in 5,376 older adults from the AGES cohort, including 1,235 individuals diagnosed with incident or prevalent...

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61faceb9-22db-5a57-8b5b-084de14f0577
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10.1101/2025.06.04.25328977
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