With the Rugby World Cup getting underway in the UK, it seems appropriate to be talking about scrums, particularly after the Japanese team’s historic last-minute upset of past winners South Africa. Japanese scientists are hoping they can be as successful in another battle, this time not involving the "Brave Blossoms" but rather a team of industry and academic researchers tackling cancer.
The collaborative SCRUM-Japan cancer genome screening initiative, led by Japan's National Cancer Center (NCC), began in 2013 as part of...
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