Experimental immunotherapy hailed as promising cancer treatment
Boston reports that adoptive immunotherapy using interleukin-2 to boost white blood cells shows tumor shrinkage in some patients with advanced cancer. NCI director DeVita calls it the most promising biological approach, though still experimental and costly, with several patients showing significant responses and some complete remissions.
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Tax drive founders GOP fight looms in House
Washington AP reports the federal tax code overhaul stalls in the House as Republicans clash with President Reagan while Democrats seek broader support. Reagan urges action, indicating a start but not an end product, amid GOP reservations and Democratic concerns from oil, gas, and industrial districts.
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