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Doctors studied the whole genome sequence of cancers in 281 children.
In nearly a third of cases, it provided additional information about their illness and treatment.
For 20 children, it improved decisions about their care that couldn't have been made without whole genome sequencing.
The UK is poised to be leading the world in cancer genomics research in children.
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