WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Doctors looking to see if cancer has spread may be able to simply listen for it in the future, U.S researchers reported on Tuesday.
Researchers at the University of Missouri-Columbia said they used a technique called photoacoustic detection to pick up the characteristic vibrations of melanoma cells in the blood.
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