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A person suffering from a rare and aggressive form of cancer Great Britain Jan Brooks, whose body was struck by about 70 malignant tumors, according to the most optimistic forecasts of doctors only a few weeks remained. Doctors admitted that tried almost all treatment options. However, despite disappointing forecasts, 47-year-old Brooks is currently is in complete remission after being the first a person who has tried a new anti-cancer drug. On the the pictures show how much cancer has spread throughout the man’s body. However, a second scan, done in just a few weeks after taking the new drug, it showed an amazing improvement. Pictures taken before and after treatment 
Photos from open sources All tumors were destroyed. The only dark spots visible in the pictures show normal functioning of the kidneys and bladder. Clinical test at christy hospital in manchester turned out to be so successful that the drug, it was decided to try on other patients. Now patients with the same rare form of non-Hodgkin lymphoma – a type of cancer that affects the lymph nodes, also will receive the medicine. “I don’t think I would be here today without of this drug. My doctor was so excited when he saw results that immediately showed them to me. I had 70 tumors and they all disappeared, “Brooks said in an interview with Mail Online, Car mechanic from Bolton. The man had a rare form of cancer, which called anaplastic large cell non-Hodgkin lymphoma His disease was diagnosed in 2001 and at first responded well to treatment, but in 2008 – returned. A man undergoes a stem cell transplant, but cancer returned again, beginning to spread rapidly. Given that by doctors thought he had only a few weeks to live, Brooks decided to take part in clinical trials. Patient status started to improve within the first 24 hours after starting the drug and the doctors of the largest cancer center in Europe were hit, after seeing the scan results. After only 12 weeks of treatment oncologists found that his body completely got rid of tumors. In their view, Brooks is currently in a state of full remission.
