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RSSA recent study has confirmed that a notorious cancer gene may be the reason for growth of tumor. Research involved the study of a protein called PMR1 which is a major player in the unusual mechanism that cells use for restraining the production of...
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Scientists have developed a new type of nanoparticles that can aim, image and destroy tumor cells. This technology can also be used to develop means by which cancer can...
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Good news for patients, grappling with cancer, as the world’s second-largest pharmaceutical company, GlaxoSmithKline PLC plans to bring five new cancer drugs into...
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Very soon, doctors will be able to rapidly monitor tumor-growths and chemotherapy progresses in cancer patients with the help of an implant being developed at the...
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Here is a new hope for the patients of diabetes. A cancer treatment, Rituximab, may help diabetes patients to get a possible treatment.
The monoclonal antibody targets...
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In the future doctors would be able to monitor tumor growth and chemotherapy treatment progress in cancer patients in a swift manner. This will all be possible due to...
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The same genetic mechanism that drives tumor growth can also act as a tumor suppressor! Yes, the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) School of Medicine...
made popular Dec 29 2006
Very soon, doctors will be able to rapidly monitor tumor-growths and chemotherapy progresses in cancer patients with the help of an implant being developed at the...
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