There's economic potential in trialling new approaches to cancer treatment on the Isle of Man.
That's the message from Minister for Economic Development Laurence Skelly, who says BioMed is a growing industry for the Island - which could attract patients in need of treatment.
Bio-technology Professor David Onions visited the Island and presented a case for the industry last month; and was met by enthusiasm from the private sector.
Mr Skelly says the idea could benefit the economy immeasurably, as it has global implications:
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