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Cecilia Hipolito Lucas, who suffers retinoblastoma plays in a shelter for chronically ill children in Mexico City, Mexico

Tumour-killing virus could stop a childhood eye cancer and save vision

23 January 2019

A virus that kills cancer cells could save the vision of children who have a rare eye cancer and often require eye removal surgery

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