Susan Short, one of the researchers involved in this study, said that the team believes that Sativex may be the missing piece in the medical puzzle of treating glioblastoma. Short, who is the Professor of clinical oncology and neuro-oncology, claims that Sativex may be able to kill the tumor cells when it is given with the temozolomide chemotherapy treatment.
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