| Cancer Information Highlights |
| From the National Cancer Institute |
| Updating you about cancer causes, prevention, screening, treatment, coping, and more |
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| New from NCI |
| Cancer and an Unusual Form of DNA |
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A new study brings researchers a step closer to understanding the role a form of DNA called extrachromosomal DNA can play in cancer. Read about how this DNA can affect the growth of esophageal cancer. |
| Using a Blood Test to Find Liver Cancer |
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Researchers are developing a blood test that may accurately find liver cancer, even in people with early stages of the disease. Learn about this early study, which uses a new type of technology called fragmentomics. |
| When Prenatal DNA Tests Point to Cancer |
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An NIH-led study called IDENTIFY is studying what happens when prenatal blood tests in a pregnant person suggest the person may have cancer. Learn about the study and who is eligible to enroll.
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| PDQ Updates |
Small Intestine Cancer Treatment
The small intestine helps break down food and absorb nutrients and water from food so they can be used by the body. Cancer in this organ is rare. Learn about the risk factors and symptoms of small intestine cancer and how it is diagnosed and treated. |
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| Also of Interest |
How Cancer Affects Your Self-Image and Sexuality
Cancer can affect your body image and sex life. Learn ways to manage the changes that may come. |
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