Lab grown mini tumors tailor cancer care
A 24 year old man with recurrent throat growths and lung involvement benefits from a new method that grows cancer cells in a lab dish to test drugs. The technique creates patient specific mini tumors from a biopsy in under two weeks to guide treatment and reduce trial and error.
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Richard Schlegel
Georgetown Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center
Washington
George Q. Daley
Children’s Hospital Boston
Harvard Stem Cell Institute
Spe
Daley
New England Journal of Medicine
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