Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Helps Develop Technique To Improve Survival From Neuroblastoma
September 30, 2010
The Philadelphia Inquirer
A
new treatment for the deadly children's cancer neuroblastoma
dramatically improves survival and has become part of the standard
course of care even before results were published.
The study by researchers at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and
other top pediatric hospitals represents the first major improvement in
survival for high-risk neuroblastoma in more than a decade, and the
techniques involved might be adapted to other cancers such as melanoma... Read More