BRAIN tumours affect around 11,000 people in the UK each year and fewer than one in seven can expect to survive longer than a decade. But new research has found a virus, best known for giving children stomach bugs, could help.
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BRAIN tumours affect around 11,000 people in the UK each year and fewer than one in seven can expect to survive longer than a decade. But new research has found a virus, best known for giving children stomach bugs, could help.
BRAIN tumours affect around 11,000 people in the UK each year and fewer than one in seven can expect to survive longer than a decade. But new research has found a virus, best known for giving children stomach bugs, could help.
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