Two prostate cancer cells in the final stage of cell division Steve Gschmeissner/Science Photo Library
APPROACHING cancer treatment as a game has doubled the survival time of men with advanced prostate cancer. This achievement could mark the start of using game theory to target a range of cancers more cleverly.
“This approach is elegant and exciting, and shows real promise to delay treatment failure,” says at the Francis Crick Institute in London.
People with cancer aren’t usually killed by their initial tumour, but by the rapidly evolving secondary tumours that occur once the disease has spread. To…
