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December 10th, 2012
06:13 PM ET
New cancer treatment shows early success
Brooke Baldwin talks with Sr. Medical Correspondent Elizabeth Cohen about a new form of cancer treatment. A form of genetic re-engineering, the new treatment is showing success in previously untreatable cases but the treatment itself is proving very harsh and difficult for the patient.
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Congratulations to her Family, Im so happy for them ... Im glad to see the girl recover and looks healthy and strong 🙂 I amost cried when i saw her pushing her dad on that wheel chair :((((( I can imagine the hardship the parents must have gone through to save her life... tough, really tough
If this treatment makes your T-cells attack the cancer cells why wouldn't this be a first option. Why put the body through chemo and radiation when you can use your own body to fight cancer?
good read, thank you
good read
It is amazing how our bodies work and what it is capable of. Sometimes we have everything we need already inside of us, it comes down to how we use it. Could be said about many things, definitely makes you think.