Researchers use DNA methylation and lifestyle data to estimate gastric cancer risk

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A team of researchers from Japan and Singapore have found that integrating DNA methylation data with patients’ lifestyle and clinical data improves risk stratification for predicting gastric neoplasia (GN).

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