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For 150 years, pathologists have been looking through microscopes at tissue samples mounted on slides to diagnose cancer. Each assessment is weighty: Does this patient have cancer or not? The job of a pathologist is daunting. A single slide could contain hundreds of thousands of cells. Only a handful might be cancer. Inaccurate diagnosis rates range from 3-9% of cases, according to a recent review. |
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