Lightning-fast DNA test could slash cancer diagnosis time for kids

This study looks at whether a new, super-fast method of reading the complete DNA of a child's cancer can give doctors important results in just days instead of the usual weeks. Researchers will collect extra blood and bone marrow samples from 50 children and young adults with cancer to test this approach. The goal is to see if this speedier test can help doctors quickly identify high-risk patients who need more aggressive or targeted treatment right away.