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Measuring the effects of radiotherapy on cancer may open up avenues for treatment
21-05-2021
Radiotherapy works by damaging the DNA of cancer cells. It’s an effective strategy overall, but many cancers have subsets of …
Nature publication: High resolution DNA-image of metastatic tumor provides new treatment insights
19-10-2019
For the first time, Dutch researchers have created a detailed overview of the landscape of DNA-deviations in thousands of metastatic …
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Cancer, a rare disease?
28-02-2025
It may come as a surprise to many on this International Rare Disease Day (February 28), that a significant number …
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Cancers will increasingly meet the definition of ‘rare’ in terms of the molecular profiles that make each tumor unique. The more research we can do into this, the better we will be able to offer patients personalized treatment in the future. Whole Genome Sequencing and studies like DRUP are making an important contribution to this.
Physician-researcher Antoni van Leeuwenhoek