Personal genomics: New drugs target common cancers

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Tens of thousands of Americans with tumors from certain types of lung cancer have mutations that might be treated by new drugs that are already in the pipeline or that could be easily developed–a dramatic demonstration of the promise of personalized genomic-based medicine.
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