Study Finds Diverse Differences in Microbes in Breast Tumors From Women of Different Races

Un estudio encuentra diversas diferencias en los microbios de los tumores de mama de mujeres de diferentes razas

Investigadores del Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center descubrieron que los tumores de mama de mujeres asiáticas, blancas y negras tienen características celulares, microbianas y genómicas muy diferentes que podrían usarse para personalizar la atención. Leer más aquí.

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