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Treating kidney cancer using the patients' own cells
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Treating kidney cancer using the patients' own cells

Professor Maxine Tran and researchers from the UCL Institute of Immunity and Transplantation are working with GSK on new kidney cancer treatments using the patient's own cells.

Watch Study comparing treatments in small kidney tumours on YouTube.
Watch Can a scan tell if a kidney tumour is cancer? on YouTube.
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