New treatment improves outcomes for children with rare cancer

Patients who received the drug also had better one year progression-free survival rates (David Davies/PA)
Patients who received the drug also had better one year progression-free survival rates (David Davies/PA)

A new treatment for a rare form of children’s cancer – which combines anti-tumour drugs with chemotherapy – improves the chances of patients, a trial has found.

The approach targets neuroblastomas, a rare form of cancer which develops in nerve cells.

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