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Drug-loaded 3D printed films could change cancer treatments forever.
World first research from the University of South Australia shows that new films not only kill more than 80% of liver cancer cells but also significantly reduce recurrence rates.
The precision-cut films have the potential to treat ovarian cancer, head and neck cancer and many other cancers.
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