Dr. Inman Discusses the Biology of Bladder Cancer

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Brant Inman, MD, surgical oncologist, urologic oncologist, Duke Cancer Center, discusses the biology of bladder cancer.

Brant Inman, MD, surgical oncologist, urologic oncologist, Duke Cancer Center, discusses the biology of bladder cancer.

Bladder cancer is being better understood with the utilization of genome sequencing and RNA sequencing, both of which have allowed for this disease to be categorized into several different molecular subtypes.

Tests to check for these subtypes will become important in the future, Inman says, as it will help guide treatment for patients.

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