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'Virtual Tumour' Model Could Offer New Treatment for Cancer, Say Researchers
British scientists have built a novel virtual reality (VR) 3D model of cancer that will help increase the understanding of cancer as well as in the search for new treatment.
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He Ordered A Kindle, Received Tumour Samples
In a bizzare incident, a sample from a California cancer patient's tumour was mistakenly delivered to a man in the UK who had ordered a Kindle electronic book reader.
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Simple Method To Improve Breast Cancer Treatment: Research
A simple and non-invasive imaging method can effectively replace the current practice in determining appropriateness of breast cancer treatment, thereby reducing the need for invasive tissue sampling, new research has found.
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New Test to Quickly Spot Pancreatic Cancer: Study
By collecting samples from the portal vein -- which carries blood from the gastrointestinal tract, including from the pancreas, to the liver -- physicians can learn far more about a patients pancreatic cancer than by relying on peripheral blood from a more easily accessed vein in the arm, says a study.
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Personalised Cancer Treatment a Step Closer With World's First 'Living Biobank'
Tissue grown from biopsies shown to closely mimic patients' tumours, allowing researchers to study specific mutations and identify most promising drugs.
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'Virtual Tumour' Model Could Offer New Treatment for Cancer, Say Researchers
British scientists have built a novel virtual reality (VR) 3D model of cancer that will help increase the understanding of cancer as well as in the search for new treatment.
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He Ordered A Kindle, Received Tumour Samples
In a bizzare incident, a sample from a California cancer patient's tumour was mistakenly delivered to a man in the UK who had ordered a Kindle electronic book reader.
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Simple Method To Improve Breast Cancer Treatment: Research
A simple and non-invasive imaging method can effectively replace the current practice in determining appropriateness of breast cancer treatment, thereby reducing the need for invasive tissue sampling, new research has found.
-
New Test to Quickly Spot Pancreatic Cancer: Study
By collecting samples from the portal vein -- which carries blood from the gastrointestinal tract, including from the pancreas, to the liver -- physicians can learn far more about a patients pancreatic cancer than by relying on peripheral blood from a more easily accessed vein in the arm, says a study.
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Personalised Cancer Treatment a Step Closer With World's First 'Living Biobank'
Tissue grown from biopsies shown to closely mimic patients' tumours, allowing researchers to study specific mutations and identify most promising drugs.
