Genetics May Help Guide Kids' Cancer Treatment

Sep 1, 2015
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When a child has cancer that resists standard therapies, the outlook can be grim. But a new study suggests that for some children, extensive genetic analysis can open up options.

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Genetics May Help Guide Kids' Cancer Treatment

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Researchers identify new indicator for response to therapy in pediatric cancers

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Fertility and other considerations when treating cancer in adolescents and young adults

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Blocking Energy Metabolism May Help Treat Aggressive Pediatric Brain Tumor

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