Critical Care
Faster Testing for Targeted Chemotherapy Effect Against Liver Cancer
Recent studies on men and women with potentially deadly liver or pancreatic cancers showed that new MRI techniques can reveal whether chemotherapy is working and killing tumor cells long before tumors actually shrink--or fail to shrink. More...12 Jul 2012
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