A leading hospital has announced groundbreaking cancer trials are producing ‘incredibly impressive’ results, with seriously ill people going into remission for months and years.
Many of the patients on the trials have run out of other treatment options or are down to their last few, making the results even more astounding.
‘The results for this kind of trial – using drugs that enable the immune system to see and attack the myeloma – are incredibly impressive,’ she said. Dr Searle added: ‘These drugs are a huge breakthrough in this type of cancer, allowing patients without standard treatment options to achieve remission, in many cases for months or years.
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