Man sees deadly brain tumour shrink by half thanks to new radioactive therapy
- A man has seen his deadly brain tumour shrink by half thanks to a new radioactive therapy, which experts hope will eradicate the disease.
- Paul Read, a 62-year-old engineer from Luton, is the first patient to take part in the trial and has seen his tumour shrink in half in a matter of weeks.
- Dr. Paul Mulholland, UCLH consultant medical oncologist who designed the trial, said the reduction of Mr. Read's tumour 'is really quite remarkable for somebody whose tumour is so aggressive.'
- Researchers plan to combine ATT001 with immunotherapy, which trains the body's immune system to kill cancerous cells.
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