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UK · 1 hrs ago
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Immune-boosting jab shrinks cancer in nearly half of incurable patients
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A trial has found that amivantamab, an immunotherapy injection available on the NHS, shows promise in shrinking tumours in patients with advanced cancer who have exhausted other treatment options.

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Immune-boosting jab shrinks cancer in nearly half of incurable patients
A CANCER jab available on the NHS can melt away tumours when patients have run out of options, a trial found. Triple-action injection amivantamab works by blocking a growth protein and an enzyme that makes tumours immune-resistant, as well as boosting white blood cells to help them kill the cancer. A study of 102 people...
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