Brain cancer breakthrough as scientists find 'window' to attack tumours after surgery

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Brain cancer breakthrough as scientists find 'window' to attack tumours after surgery

Scientists have discovered a brain cancer breakthrough after finding a "window" to attack tumours after surgery. A landmark study from The University of Manchester, published today in Science Translational Medicine, has revealed that chemotherapy could prove far more potent against glioblastoma if delivered during two brief post-operative windows rather than after the conventional weeks-long wait. The research team…