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Advancements in Early Cancer Detection: Toward Integrated, Longitudinal Precision Screening

2026-03-09

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Early cancer detection has historically relied on episodic, population-based screening strategies interpreted against fixed thresholds. Although effective in selected contexts, such approaches detect disease primarily after structural or biochemical abnormalities become overt. Advances in genomics, liquid biopsy, and metabolomics now permit a conceptual transition from static screening toward longitudinal, biologi...

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10.20944/preprints202603.0687.v1
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