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Russian Scientists Develop Targeted Cancer Therapy

Laboratorium: Russian scientists are developing a new method for identifying and treating cancers. The therapy aims to deliver medication directly to a patient’s tumour via the bloodstream, minimising damage to healthy tissues. The technology is designed to target tumours specifically, reducing the systemic side effects often associated with traditional cancer treatments like chemotherapy, which can […]

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