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Patient Progress

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Intelligent Therapies. Scientists are designing a raft of promising cancer therapies based on a tumour-suppressing gene called p53. In the second of four programmes, Sue Armstrong explores cutting-edge developments in the management of cancer.
Producer Louise Dalziel

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Sue Armstrong
Producer:
Louise Dalziel
Source: Radio Times

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