Colorectal tumor atlas reveals differences behind aggressive cancers in younger patients
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A Nature Medicine study created the largest single-cell atlas of colorectal cancer, covering 189 tumors from patients in their 20s to 90s. It may explain why cancers diagnosed before 50 are often more aggressive and why patients under 35 can fare worse despite intensive treatment.
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