An anti-Cancer drug first developed in East Germany during the Cold War has made it to Australia's Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme.
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By Luke Waters
Presented by Maridel Martinez
Source: SBS
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An anti-Cancer drug first developed in East Germany during the Cold War has made it to Australia's Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme.
The treatment significantly prolongs the quality and expectancy of life for patients diagnosed with some forms of Lymphoma.
