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This Test Tells You How AGGRESSIVE Your Cancer Will Be!
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This genomic test shows YOU how fast cancer adapts and whether aggressive treatment is necessary. #CancerTreatment #Chemotherapy #GBM
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Episode Description:
Most cancer patients are told about mutations — but very few are told about the test that reveals how fast their cancer can adapt and become drug-resistant.
We just published a new video explaining extrachromosomal DNA and the copy number test that shows whether a tumor is built to outrun treatment.
This isn’t experimental, and it’s already included in most genomic tests — people just aren’t told what it means.
If you’ve had genomic testing, this could completely change how your treatment should be planned.
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