Combining new and standard biopsy techniques may detect more treatable lung cancer cases, Main Line Health researchers find

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A study by Main Line Health researchers indicates that simultaneously conducting a liquid biopsy and standard tissue biopsy increases the chances of detecting such mutations and is practical for wide usage by hospitals.

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