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Wilm's tumour is a rare type of kidney cancer that affects children. It is curable in 9 out of 10 children diagnosed.
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Wilms' tumour is a sub-category of Children's cancers and Kidney cancer
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Latest Wilms' tumour news from Cancer Research UK
- Press Release: Protein ‘block’ kills childhood cancer cells
23 April 2012 - Press Release: Gene discovery could lead to new treatments for childhood cancer
2 April 2010 - News story: Study improves understanding of childhood kidney cancer
3 December 2008 - News story: Pre-surgery chemo boosts Wilms' tumour treatment says study
10 October 2006
- News story: Scientists find rare childhood kidney cancer gene fault
16 February 2012 - Press Release: Molecular test for cancer relapse in UK children
4 March 2009 - Press Release: Postponing surgery reduces long term side effects for children with kidney cancer
10 October 2006 - Press Release: Suspected environmental link to children's cancers
19 December 2002
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