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Such a test would involve taking a blood sample to collect some metabolite produced by the cancer cells.

"If that metabolite has the same isotope ratio as the water in your bloodstream, then the tumor is not growing so rapidly," says Hegg. "However, if the isotope ratio in the metabolite is vastly different than the ratio in your body water, it indicates the tumor is growing very rapidly, so it needs to be treated more aggressively."


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