Drugs devised for human use 'could help treat cancer in Tasmanian Devils'
6 years ago
Endangered Tasmanian devils could be saved from a deadly cancer by drugs originally developed for humans, according to new research.
The iconic creature - a symbol of Australian wildlife - is being wiped out by a contagious tumour spread through bites which grow on the face.
Now British scientists have discovered they are similar to forms of the disease that effect people.
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