Rays of Hope: Spectroscopy as an Emerging Tool for Cancer Diagnostics and Monitoring (PDF)

Vibrational and fluorescence spectroscopy, laser light-scattering techniques, and other optics-based approaches are gaining momentum in the quest for early detection and more effective treatment of cancer.

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