Cancer-busting drug undergoes trials

A new tumour-busting drug is being hailed as a potential major breakthrough in the fight against cancer.

Cancer-busting drug undergoes trials
Wed, 18 Jul, 2001 - 18:14

A new tumour-busting drug is being hailed as a potential major breakthrough in the fight against cancer.

The drug which destroys oxygen-starved tumour cells, has just begun clinical trials in England.

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