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This week we look at a revolutionary new cancer treatment. Emma goes to Portugal to talk to Rita Fuore about how she realized injecting tumors into zebrafish could help doctors make more informed decisions about which cancer treatment is best for their patients [01:33].
In science this week, Frankie finds out how people’s mood can influence the efficacy of COVID19 vaccines and Emma explains why scientists are close to discovering new techniques to reverse the damage done by motor-neurone disease [13:12].
Remember, if you want to see the stories discussed in the podcast, you can find them on YouTube - just type in ‘Razor Science Show’, or click on this link to take you there: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvPxSZWJo7MVrWR7bLC45FQ
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