Potential new treatment for breast cancer

Scientists in Britain have announced they are on the brink of developing radical treatment for breast cancer that may prevent the need for radiation therapy.

Scientists in Britain have announced they are on the brink of developing radical treatment for breast cancer that may prevent the need for radiation therapy.

Under the new technique a tumour is surgically removed in a procedure called a lumpectomy, before a metal device the size of a ping pong ball is inserted into the breast.

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