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SWOG researchers use cell-free DNA methylation to predict chemo benefit in bladder cancer

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Researchers from the SWOG Cancer Research Network used methylation patterns in cell-free DNA extracted from blood samples to predict which patients with muscle-invasive bladder cancer were likely to benefit from chemotherapy before their surgery. 

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