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Woman?s cancer killed by measles virus in unprecedented trial

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Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...sles-virus-in-unprecedented-trial/?tid=pm_pop

Woman?s cancer killed by measles virus in unprecedented trial

By Lindsey Bever
May 15 at 1:24 am

Her name is Stacy Erholtz. For years, the 50-year-old mom from Pequot Lakes, Minn., battled myeloma, a blood cancer that affects bone marrow. She had few options left.

She had been through chemotherapy treatments and two stem cell transplants. But it wasn?t enough. Soon, scans showed she had tumors growing all over her body...

...Russell said he and his team had engineered the virus to make it more suitable for cancer therapy. And, after just one dose of it, Erholtz?s cancer went into remission. She has been completely cleared of the disease, Russell wrote in Mayo Clinic Proceedings. Though, in this trial, the treatments were successful on only one of the two patients...
 
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