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Home - Cancer Research UK - Cancer News In the news this week: new CAR T cell therapy available on the NHS and our Brain Tumour awards provides funding for three new teams.

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Stress, cancer and electromagnetic therapy – what does the evidence say? - Cancer Research UK - Science blog What does the evidence say about the link between negativity, stress and cancer and electromagnetism – a treatment that made headlines this week.