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Case Study: bioAffinity Technologies’ Positive CyPath® Lung Result Leads to Detecting Breast Cancer Recurrence

SAN ANTONIO, March 19, 2025--In another case study, CyPath® Lung helped physicians identify and treat a recurrence of breast cancer in a high-risk patient.

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Case Study: bioAffinity Technologies’ Positive CyPath® Lung Result Leads to Detecting Breast Cancer Recurrence

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