The World Health Organization's cancer agency recently warned that the number of new cancer cases will rise to more than 35 million in 2050, which is 77 per cent higher than the figure in 2022.

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This new track and trace technology may help to identify tumour spread in breast cancer patients. Doctors at London's St Georges Hospital are using this technology. Doctors are using a whole system called Endomag. Surgeons remove primary breast tumour through surgery, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy. Then doctors check whether cancer has been treated or if it has spread. Doctors use a magnetic liquid tracer, magtrace, to follow this process.

Tech in Trend: New technology may help to identify tumour spread in breast cancer patients

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World Cancer Day: Redefining support for breast cancer patients in India, importance of palliative care

Tech in Trend: New technology may help to identify tumour spread in breast cancer patients