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Home›health›New cancer drugs are revolutionary. Why don’t more patients get them?
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New cancer drugs are revolutionary. Why don’t more patients get them?

By Info60 US Desk•Summary of reporting by The Seattle Times•16h ago•0 views•
New cancer drugs are revolutionary. Why don’t more patients get them?
When John Ebers was diagnosed with Stage 3 colorectal cancer, he was not given the option of genetic testing, which could have revealed if there were drugs that could attack...
A crushing sense of fatigue was spoiling John Ebers’ ski trip with his family. “I looked at my wife,” he recalled, “and said, ‘Man, I need to get in better shape.’” Less than four weeks later, Ebers, a 46-year-old commercial beekeeper, learned the pr... [7023 chars]
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