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Cancer treatment has evolved dramatically – FDA Oncology
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May 19, 2025, 18:28

Cancer treatment has evolved dramatically – FDA Oncology

FDA Oncology shared on X:

“Cancer treatment has evolved dramatically! Then: Surgery and radiation were the main options. Now: Immunotherapy, targeted therapy and precision medicine are revolutionizing care. 

Learn more.”

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