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CA125
CA125: A "double-edged sword" and new hope for ovarian cancer diagnosis
In the field of medical testing, CA125 (cancer antigen 125) is a tumor marker that has received much attention. It was first discovered by Professor R. Bast in 1981 and is mainly used to detect ovarian cancer. However, CA125 is not an "exclusive marker" for ovarian cancer, and its increase may be associated with a variety of diseases. Today, let us take a deeper look at the "past and present" of CA125 and its new breakthroughs in the diagnosis of ovarian cancer.
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