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Paper Spotlight: Gene Variants Investigated in Polish Bladder and Kidney Cancer
Apr 28, 2022
Explore disparities in cancer rates between genders and the search for better biomarkers and treatments in bladder cancer. Analysis of genetic variants in Polish patients with bladder and kidney cancer, revealing insights on specific variants and their impact on patient survival.
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- Bladder cancer is a significant health concern in Poland, necessitating effective biomarkers and treatments.
- NOD2 and CDKN2A gene variants do not significantly impact survival in Polish bladder and kidney cancer patients.
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Gene Variants in Bladder and Kidney Cancer
The podcast discusses the investigation of gene variants in Polish bladder and kidney cancer. Bladder cancer is highlighted as the fourth most common malignancy in Polish men and the 14th in Polish women. Researchers from Pomeranian Medical University and other institutions conducted a study that examined the NOD2C3020INSC and CDKN2A variants in bladder and kidney cancer patients. However, the analysis revealed that these gene variants did not significantly impact the survival of patients with bladder or kidney cancer.
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