<p>Research is suggesting that   back treatment for some cancers <span style="color: #ee2323;">coujld </span>make life easier for   patients without hurting outcome.</p><p> </p><p>international cancer experts meeting  in Chicago have been reporting their finding for those <span style="color: #ee2323;">with ovarian </span><s>variant hot chicke  </s><span style="color: #ee2323;">esophageal  cancer and hodgkin lymphoma. They say advances in medicine  over </span></p><p>t<s>hey says limpoma They say advance </s></p><p>past thirty years are helping <span style="color: #ee2323;">to </span>  reduce<span style="color: #ee2323;"> the amount of treatment needed. Dr</span> William  Neilson at <span style="color: #ee2323;">the</span> Johns Hopkinson school of medicine says cancer treatment is now bringing  fewer short and  long term complication and <span style="color: #ee2323;">it's </span> becoming easier to tolerate.</p><p>I'm Jackie Quinn</p><p> </p>
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