
Brain tumors “hack” communications between neurons, causing symptoms unconnected to the size of the cancer, a new study claims.
And the discovery could lead to ways to detect early on whether a brain tumor is spreading and how to stop it.

Brain tumors “hack” communications between neurons, causing symptoms unconnected to the size of the cancer, a new study claims.
And the discovery could lead to ways to detect early on whether a brain tumor is spreading and how to stop it.