Circulating tumor cells (CTCs) are cancer cells that detach from a primary cancer tumor and enter a person’s bloodstream. Their goal is to move to another part of the body to form new metastases. These new metastatic lesions are more aggressive than the primary tumor and account for most of the cancer-related deaths.
This blog is focused on providing people who have been diagnosed with either a rare cancer or with more than one cancer a place where they can keep up with information, research and discoveries that could impact their lives in the near term.
Rare cancers and multiple cancers have been ignored for too long. Research dollars are far too limited.
Please let us know if you hear of anything new that needs to be shared with our community.
