New analysis points way to earlier diagnosis of chest tumors

Scientists found two previously overlooked clues in the health records of 131 children and teens with chest masses. Patients with enlarged lymph nodes in the neck and low levels of certain white blood cells were more likely to have cancer. Masses located in front of the heart were also more likely to be malignant, they report.

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