Scientist at Sydney's Westmead hospital Source: SBSLeukaemia and lymphoma patients in Australia could soon have access to a treatment that uses genetically modified cells to fight cancer.
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Source: SBS
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Leukaemia and lymphoma patients in Australia could soon have access to a treatment that uses genetically modified cells to fight cancer.
Researchers at Sydney's Westmead Hospital will conduct an Australian-first trial of the treatment, that could mark a new area of cancer therapy.
