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Other highlights in the Oct. 30 JNCI
10-30-2007 · EurekAlert!Also in the Oct. 30 JNCI -- a cancer-killing virus that may be used to treat metastatic cancer, the risk of second cancers in cervical cancer survivors, a novel trial design that shows which cancer treatments are the most promising, and a review on brain cancer therapies that target normal brain cells too.
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