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Higher Activity of EZH2 Linked with Poor Breast Cancer Prognosis
Researchers at the University of Illinois in Chicago have found a protein that can help doctors decide if the contracted breast cancer is fatal. Predicting breast cancer prognosis could help thousands of women avoid painful treatment.
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