The Department of Health and Social Care spokesperson said they are investing in new technologies to speed up diagnosis, expanding genetic testing, and supporting research to better understand the causes of cancer and who may be most at risk.
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- The Department of Health and Social Care spokesperson said they are investing in new technologies to speed up diagnosis, expanding genetic testing, and…
To help catch cancer sooner, we’re investing in new technologies to speed up diagnosis, expanding genetic testing, and supporting research to better understand the causes of cancer and who may be most at risk.
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Origin: extracted from Cancer rates rising more quickly among younger people, international research finds · 2026-10-10 19:59