article_snippet.sent: Scientists have discovered an Achilles’ heel of prostate (pictured) cancer that could lead to better treatment for many  men diagnosed with the disease .
article_snippet.sent: British scientists have discovered an ‘Achilles’ heel’ in prostate cancer which could lead to better treatments.
article_snippet.sent: Scientists funded by Cancer Research UK studied samples taken from tumours in the prostate and around the body in ten affected men.
article_snippet.sent: We gained a much broader view of prostate cancer by studying both the original cancer and the cells that had spread to other parts of the body.
article_snippet.sent: We found that all of the cells that had broken free shared a common ancestor cell in the prostate.
article_snippet.sent: Samples were taken from tumours in the prostate and around the body in ten men with the disease (pictured).
highlights_snippet.sent: British scientists say British scientists have got to the 'root' of prostate cancer .
  