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The Composition of Ovarian Cancer Tumors Changes During Chemo

"Almost all patients initially respond, however, almost all patients will recur," says Benjamin Bitler, PhD, CU Cancer Center member and corresponding author.

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Written by Technology Networks on September 16, 2020

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