- May 13, 2015

New research sheds light on the spread of deadly childhood cancer

New research from the BC Cancer Agency has shed some light on a rare but deadly form of childhood cancer. Doctors now understand how childhood sarcoma spreads, which is half the battle in finding new treatments for the disease.

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