Wednesday, 8 June 2016

Double stem cell transplant may help fight childhood cancer

A new study conducted at the University of Washington School of Medicine indicates that children afflicted with neuroblastoma hay have a better chance of survival upon receiving a double stem cell transplant.  According to lead researcher Dr. Julie Park, 61% of children receiving the double transplant remained alive 3 years after diagnosis, compared to 48% who received only a single transplant.

To read more about this study, click here.

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