Promising Brain Tumor Treatment Hijacks "monorail" That Lets Cancer Spread

Published February 21, 2014

Promising brain tumor treatment hijacks "monorail" that lets cancer spread
Researchers have learned to hijack the mechanism that helps glioblastoma brain tumors (highlighted in orange) spread, by turning it against the cancer using a film of nanofibers thinner than human hair to lure tumor cells away from the brain. Georgia …
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Moderate/Severe Calcification in ACS Patients Linked to Worse Post-PCI …
Researchers led by Gregg W. Stone, MD, of Columbia University Medical Center (New York, NY), looked at 6,855 PCI patients presenting with either STEMI or NSTE ACS from the HORIZONS-AMI (n = 3,268) and ACUITY (n = 3,587) randomized trials. … Jeffrey W …
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Invisible Epidemic: Prescription Drugs Cause Most Overdoses
Meanwhile addiction to prescription drugs continues to be dangerous and sometimes deadly problem. If you or someone you know needs help, there are a number of professional treatment centers in our area that can be found online. Some have also been …
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