The story of cancer care seems so simple: find the mutated gene that causes cancer and turn it off or fix it. But rarely does a single gene cause cancer. More often, many genes are altered together to drive the disease. So the challenge becomes sorting out which altered genes are the most to blame in which cancers.

A collaborative study between researchers at the University of Colorado Cancer Center and the National Cancer Institute (NCI) published in the journal Clinical Cancer Research takes an important step toward answering this question in bladder cancer.

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