Breakthrough in cancer treatment doesn't reach patients: 'It's all about money'

Dutch oncologists are achieving international success with groundbreaking cancer treatments.
Their method not only cures more patients, but is also cheaper because fewer drugs are administered.
The oncologists want all patients to have access to their treatment, but are encountering resistance from pharmaceutical company BMS.

Oncologists at the Antoni van Leeuwenhoek hospital have developed world-renowned immunotherapy treatments that can save lives. Yet, their methods are rarely available to patients. The Amsterdam doctors are facing the pharmaceutical companies' reluctance, but they are not giving up.