Circulating MiRNA Signature Predicts Cancer Incidence in Lynch Syndrome-A Pilot Study
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Prevention Relevance: The development of cancer risk prediction models is key to improving the survival of patients with LS. This pilot study describes a serum miRNA signature-based risk prediction model that predicts LS cancer incidence within 4 years, although further validation is required.
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