Man sees deadly brain tumour shrink by half thanks to new radioactive therapy

Man sees deadly brain tumour shrink by half thanks to new treatment

News studies into an aggressive brain cancer are giving hope to people with glioblastoma, which normally kills within 18 months.

New cancer treatment trial shrinks Luton man's brain tumour by half after just weeks of radioactive injections

Paul Read, a 62-year-old engineer, was the first patient to undergo an experimental trial where radiation is injected directly into his brain tumour. Doctors say it has reduced the size of the cancer by half.

Imaging technique offers hope for brain cancer patients

Researchers have developed an imaging technique to help spot which brain cancer patients will benefit from immunotherapy drugs.

Man sees deadly brain tumour shrink by half thanks to new radioactive therapy

University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is leading a new clinical trial to treat glioblastoma.

Man's brain tumour shrinks by HALF with treatment that could 'eradicate' disease

A NEW therapy that shrinks brain tumours could help eradicate the disease, doctors hope.The first patient taking part in a new clinical trial saw his

New imaging technique could spot patients with aggressive brain tumou

A new imaging technique could mean patients with aggressive glioblastomas benefit from cutting edge immunotherapy treatments, according to researchers.