A 16-year-old's new cancer test could save hundreds of lives | Al Jazeera America
Jack Andraka 15-Year-Old Who Invented Pancreatic Cancer Test
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He's 16, still in braces and by the way he's invented a test for cancer | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard
Jack Andraka | MY HERO
Jack Andraka - 15-Year-Old Andraka Invents Groundbreaking Cancer Test
The high schooler who created a test for pancreatic cancer: A Q&A | TED Blog
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Jack Andraka, the Teen Prodigy of Pancreatic Cancer | Science| Smithsonian Magazine
Miracle Whiz Kid Jack Andraka: The Internet Is Not A Distraction
An early detection test for pancreatic cancer: Jack Andraka at TED2013 | TED Blog
15-Year-old Wins National Prize for Creating Pancreatic Cancer Test - Good News Network
Maryland teen gets worldwide stage after winning Intel award - Baltimore Sun
Breakthrough: How One Teen's Discovery Will Change Cancer Detection Forever
The Cancer-Test Kid | The Scientist Magazine®
Jack Andraka on Boldtaks Stage Editorial Photography - Image of teenager, standing: 39258692
Schüler in USA entwickelt Test gegen Krebs und wird berühmt - DER SPIEGEL
Jack Andraka - Flow Businessmag
Spurred by Loss, Teen Invents Pancreatic Cancer Test
Meet Jack Andraka, the 18-year-old whose invention will save lives
A 16-year-old's new cancer test could save hundreds of lives | Al Jazeera America
Jack Andraka – Wikipedia
Jack Andraka, Maryland's boy wonder, on mean scientists, homecoming and tricorders - The Washington Post
Jack Andraka, The 15 Year Old Who Developed a Lifesaving New Test for Pancreatic Cancer
Jack Andraka, the Teen Prodigy of Pancreatic Cancer | Science| Smithsonian Magazine
World Intellectual Property Organization - Jack Andraka - Scientist and Inventor Jack Andraka is a high school student helping the fight against pancreatic cancer. Inspired by the death of a friend and
Why Science Prodigy Jack Andraka Says STEM Needs More LGBTQ+ Representation - Modern Wellness Guide
