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Prenatal DNA tests unexpectedly detected cancer in 48% of women with unusual results, prompting calls for further maternal cancer screening.
During routine prenatal testing, Los Angeles nephrologist Dr. Naseem Khorram was diagnosed with stage II Hodgkin lymphoma.
The study she joined at the NIH found that 48% of participants with unusual prenatal DNA test results had cancer.
Prenatal DNA tests, used to screen for fetal conditions, can detect maternal cancer, prompting researchers to recommend further investigation when results are atypical.
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Las pruebas de ADN prenatal detectaron de forma inesperada cáncer en el 48% de las mujeres con resultados inusuales, lo que provocó que se realizaran más exámenes de detección del cáncer materno.