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− | <p>Cancer constitutes an increasing risk factor for the ageing population in the developed world. Estimates predict more than 500'000 cancer victims in the US for the year 2015 alone (American Cancer Society, Surveillance Research, 2015). | + | <p><li>Cancer constitutes an increasing risk factor for the ageing population in the developed world. Estimates predict more than 500'000 cancer victims in the US for the year 2015 alone (American Cancer Society, Surveillance Research, 2015).</li> |
− | While this estimate includes only the four major cancers (colon & rectum, lung & bronchus, breast and prostate), other manifestations of cancer are on the rise as well. | + | <li>While this estimate includes only the four major cancers (colon & rectum, lung & bronchus, breast and prostate), other manifestations of cancer are on the rise as well.</li> |
− | Current tests for cancer screening mostly rely on imaging methods to detect tumors in various tissues. For many cancer types there is no method to detect metastasis in an early stage (US Centers of Disease Control and Prevention, 2015). </p> | + | <li>Current tests for cancer screening mostly rely on imaging methods to detect tumors in various tissues. For many cancer types there is no method to detect metastasis in an early stage (US Centers of Disease Control and Prevention, 2015). </li></p> |
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