Personalised cancer treatment for Australian children improves survival prospects, study shows

There's fresh hope in the fight against deadly childhood cancers, with trials of a new approach doubling survival rates for some patients. Genome sequencing is being used to better match treatment to a child's cancer driver genes in what’s called personalised medicine. Australian researchers say the outcome is the result of almost 10 years of work.

The Bradstreet family say the personalised cancer treatment has had great results for daughter Scout Source: SBS