Body composition changes on CT scans may help identify pancreatic cancer risk
People who develop pancreatic cancer experience measurable changes in body composition years before diagnosis that differ from those seen in similar individuals without cancer, according to a Mayo Clinic study led by former Mayo Clinic research fellow Aleksander Bogdanski and published in Pancreatology.
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