In a recent paper in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute,
clinical biochemist Eleftherios Diamandis uncovers some of bigger
blunders in cancer-diagnosis techniques -- explaining how experimental
data could be misinterpreted and how, as a result, once-touted
breakthroughs turned out to be far less than met the eye. Diamandis
spoke to TIME earlier this week about his findings, and about how
fizzled hopes can affect medicine
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