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Gene Causes Liver Cancer in Hepatitis C Virus Carriers A grand-scale genetic study has revealed that a single genetic variant can be considered responsible for the frequent onset and development of liver cancer in people who are chronic hepatitis C virus carriers. This segment of the population has been known to be at higher risk of developing the horrible condition than...	4 July 2011 10:40 GMT

New Method of Detecting Liver Cancer Created A group of experts in the United States announces the development of a new method for detecting liver cancer, which they say could help oncologists discover the disease earlier on than currently possible. The approach can detect cancer tumors that are as small as 5 millimeters, a significant improvement from other av...	23 June 2011 04:39 GMT

13 New Liver Cancer-suppressing Genes Identified Cancer researches are time-consuming processes that require a lot of patience, even if time is the only thing patients don't have. Identifying cancer-suppressing genes can further studies on all cancer types considerably, but methods and research are often limited to mutating a certain gene in mouse models, and ...	19 November 2008 06:49 GMT

Predicting Liver Cancer Outcome A new technique developed by a research team at Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) could provide geneticists with the tissue samples they've needed for years to conduct thorough genetic research on cancer. The unavailability of sufficient samples meant that this type of genetic research had to be done on low...	16 October 2008 08:08 GMT

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