Prostate cancer sufferers donate tumours to boost research

More than a 100 men who suffered from prostate cancer have donated tumours as part of ground-breaking research into the disease, it emerged today.

Prostate cancer sufferers donate tumours to boost research

More than a 100 men who suffered from prostate cancer have donated tumours as part of ground-breaking research into the disease, it emerged today.

Donal Hollywood, Professor of Clinical Oncology at St James’s and St Luke’s Hospital in Dublin, said over 300 tumour samples will be collected within three years to provide a unique resource for probing the disease.

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