A genetic test can provide important indications about the type of tumour, its aggressiveness and which drugs are most effective. Dylana's test showed that she had a very rare soft tissue tumour. This made her eligible for a new, targeted medicine. Curious about Dylana's story? Watch the video:
The Princess Máxima Center is not an ordinary hospital, but a research hospital. This means that not only doctors and nurses work here, but also more than 400 scientists. Because they work closely together, they can develop new and better treatments. In this way, we offer children today the very best care, and take important steps toward improving survival for children in the future.
In order to achieve our mission, there is still much work to be done by the doctors and scientists who work in our center. And they could really use your help.
With your financial support, they can do more, wider ranging and more in-depth research. This allows us to accelerate scientific breakthroughs that contribute to innovative treatments and improved quality of life. Donate here or find out how you can support us.
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