Rare Cancer

Rare cancers, such as Merkel cell carcinoma and retinoblastoma, account for a significant portion of cancer diagnoses worldwide. Due to their rarity, these cancers often have limited clinical data, making diagnosis and treatment challenging. Research into rare cancers focuses on understanding genetic mutations and tumour behaviour to develop targeted therapies. Personalized medicine and immunotherapy have shown promise in treating rare cancers, offering patients new hope. Collaboration between cancer research centres and international registries is essential for pooling data and improving treatment protocols.

 

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