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Friday, 20 June 2008

One of the most fascinating phenomena in cancer therapy is the so-called "abscopal effect." It is sometimes observed as a beneficial side effect of radiation therapy: when doctors irradiate one tumor site they occasionally also get an unexpected 'dividend' in the shrinkage or disappearance of tumors at non-irradiated sites.

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