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Simple blood tests can be used to look for resistance to chemotherapy

Posted: 15th July 2020

Categories: Other news

When it comes to treating cancer, there’s good news and bad news. Part of the good news is that there are many effective medicines, known as chemotherapies, that can treat cancer and improve survival. The not so good news is that some cancers that initially respond to chemotherapy can become resistant to treatment. This means […]

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