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New lock-and-key technology promises rapid cancer testing for developing world

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One of the biggest challenges in modern medicine is diagnosis. This is particularly important in cancer, where early detection can dramatically improve the chance of survival.

Diagnosis is difficult enough when you have access to fully-equipped laboratories and reliable technology. But what happens in...

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