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Hopkins researcher finds new cancer diagnosis and treatment method
Johns Hopkins University physician Dr. Richard L. Humphrey develops a method to count cancerous plasma cells by measuring the tumor-related antibody they produce. The technique aims to more accurately assess disease extent and monitor therapy effectiveness, advancing from mice to clinical trials funded by a $100,000 American Cancer Society grant.
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