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New Hope for Cancer Detection Shines Red Glycine Porphyrin
A medical team reports a chemical from human blood, porphyrin, can seek out cancer tissue and make it glow bright red under ultraviolet or black light. This helps locate tumors, guide surgery, and may enable future X ray or radio- marked imaging to reveal cancer spread. Researchers note metastasis as a key issue in cancer deaths.
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Atlantic City
Bedy
Drs. D. Rasmussen-Taxdal
Grant Ey Ward
Frank HF
J. Figge
Baltimore
American College of Surgeons