Cancer

Robert Rister over a year ago

Kidney Cancer, Once Inevitably Fatal, Now May Be Curable with IL-2

Once kidney cancer has begun to spread, it is almost inevitably fatal until now. The toxic treatment, interleukin-2, when administered by experts, holds hope for a cure. Names have been changed in this story at the request of patients.

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