Israeli and US Researchers Develop Early Blood Test for Leukemia Detection
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Israeli scientists from the Weizmann Institute developed a groundbreaking non-invasive blood test to detect early signs of leukemia and blood aging, which was published just before their research building was struck by a missile, threatening to destroy their work. Despite the damage, they managed to save their research and samples, and their discovery could replace painful bone marrow biopsies for diagnosing blood diseases.
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