Researchers at the Institute of Cancer Research (ICR) in London have designed a prototype test that they think could be used to predict which combinations are likely to work in cancer patie
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The world's largest database of cancer mutations can now be used to link mutations with drug treatments in what promises to be a step forward in precision oncology.
The concept of personalised medicine is becoming established in cancer, with an increasing number of drugs targeting specific mutations making it to market.
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