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    Is your treatment working? Cancer scanner pinpoints dividing lung cancer cells

    27 July, 20093 August, 2010

    A team of Victorian researchers have discovered how to track if lung tumours respond during a course of treatment. Trials with five patients revealed that some tumours responded quickly to treatment while others continued to grow. A larger trial is now underway with twenty patients.
    The new technique could transform lung cancer treatment.
    “At present there is […]

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    One step closer to turning off cancer genes with gene-silencing

    4 June, 20093 August, 2010

    Using this technology, Sherry and her colleagues observed a 70% reduction in tumour size in a cervical cancer mouse model.

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