If mind-boggling complexity is the barrier to developing personalised cancer care strategies, could mathematical modelling – long used by economists, meteorologists and others – be the answer? Marc Beishon talks to leading figures who are [more]
Computers are better than doctors at processing the large amounts of information involved in personalising treatments. But which decision-making tools can be relied on, and how can they best be used to help inform shared [more]
Since the concept of personalised cancer therapies first emerged, the picture has become so much more complex and challenging. “If it were not for the great variability between individuals, medicine might as well be a [more]
The more we learn about biological variations and changes within a tumour the more daunting becomes the challenge of personalising therapies. On the road towards personalised cancer therapies, the tasks of identifying new targets and [more]