8-year-old boy from brain cancer by gene decoding

Cameron Scott is completely healthy after a year of treating brain tumors by decoding the sequence of cancer genes.

A year ago, Cameron fell down the stairs and began to suffer from back pain. At the hospital, the doctor discovered that a malignant brain tumor had a high risk of spreading to the boy's spine, according to Today.

Cameron underwent a surgery for more than 4 hours to remove the tumor. After that, the boy was sent to St. Peter's Research Hospital. Jude, Memphis, Tennessee, for treatment and follow-up.

Cameron wore a Batman costume in a television show.(Photo: TS).

St. Hospital Jude used Cameron's method of decoding the cancer gene sequence . This method helps doctors aim to target the most thorough and accurate tumor treatment. They soon discovered Cameron not only had one disease but four diseases.

After six months of undergoing chemotherapy and radiation treatment for cancer, Cameron's disease was completely cured. The cost of treatment is St. Hospital. Jude whole support.

"I feel great," Cameron said after treatment. "It seems like you have gone through all the best in this life."

The boy's father Wendell Scott said he loved Batman and his son as a superhero on his lap.

"Batman uses his brain and strong will to save the world. Now, Cameron's brain has been saved. That's great. Save the world, Cameron!" , the father told his son.