Ovarian cancer is one of the most common cancers seen in women and so far treating it has been a challenge for doctors. But that might just change. Now there is a new way to identify protein mutations in cancer cells an Indian-origin researcher has developed a technique to create personalised vaccines to treat patients with ovarian cancer. 'This has the potential to dramatically change how we treat cancer' said Pramod Srivastava from University of Connecticut Health Center in the US. The novelty of Srivastava's approach in this new research is that it results in a drug specifically designed for