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Treatment against leukemia

The European Commission approves a new treatment against chronic leukemia: Monoclonal Antibody Macycampath™. Invented by scientists from the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, it serves to treat the most common type of leukemia in adults, i.e. chronic B-cell leukemia. With this treatment, the antibody is first associated with a specific cancer white cell antigen, which is removed from the blood, bone marrow, and organs.