- Feb 8, 2012

New antibody treatment puts toddler’s rare cancer in remission

A 2-year-old girl from the U.K., who was diagnosed with a rare childhood cancer, is now in remission after being treated with a new radioactive antibody, The Daily Mail reported.

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