The study found that restricting the cancer’s access to an essential nutrient called arginine yielded promising results, both when used on its own and when used in combination with standard therapies.  Read more: https://www.ccia.org.au/blog/potential-new-treatment-strategy-for-high-risk-neuroblastoma

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