The progress against childhood cancer is a shining success of modern medicine. Today, the five-year survival rate (the medical definition of a cure) has climbed to more than 80 percent.1 But the speed of this progress has slowed, and without significant changes in how new cancer medicines are developed for children, their survival rates may plateau.
https://www.gene.com/stories/mapping-the-matrix?utm_source=T&utm_medium=E&utm_term=11875&utm_content=FOCRPedOnc&utm_campaign=FOCRPediatricOncolgyForum
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