Diana Roettger, PhD, and Olga Kubassova, PhD

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Advanced imaging offers insight into targeted therapies
Major breakthroughs are emerging in the development of targeted therapies that use the body's own immune system to attack cancer cells. But traditional methods of measuring the success of drug candidates are slow and expensive. Could advanced imaging help? Diana Roettger, PhD, and Olga Kubassova, PhD, of the Image Analysis Group offer a perspective.
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