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Kids with brain tumors are staying off treatment longer — here's why that's a big deal

A 4-year update on tovorafenib in pediatric brain tumors shows kids can stay off therapy for extended periods after completing treatment. Among patients who stopped the drug, 76% remained treatment-free for at least 12 months and 54% for at least 24 months. Even when tumors showed signs of regrowth, retreatment proved highly effective — offering real hope for long-term disease control in young patients.

Healio · 2 min

Novel peanut immunotherapy boosts tolerance without triggering allergic reactions

OncLive · 2 min

Whole genome sequencing of spinal fluid DNA may catch brain tumor spread earlier than expected

ScienceDaily · 2 min

Could an arginine supplement supercharge your immune system against cancer and viruses?

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