- Aug 13, 2013

Breakthrough ‘shrinks’ childhood tumours

Cancer Research UK and the University of Southampton have unveiled a therapy for neuroblastoma, an aggressive cancer of the nervous system in infants as young as one year old which can spread to bones, the liver and brain.

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