Why doctors stood up and cheered mid-presentation for a historic pancreatic cancer treatment
The announcement of a successful late-stage treatment that nearly doubles the survival for patients with deadly pancreatic cancer brought an audience of doctors and other global oncology professions to their feet on Sunday.
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