Category: Research News
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Focusing on Tumor-Activated Protein May Lead to Personalized Mesothelioma Treatment
Mesothelioma, a rare form of cancer caused by exposure to airborne asbestos fibers, is diffuse and can spread throughout the body by entering the blood stream or the lymphatic system. Due to the aggressive nature of the cancer, it is rare that mesothelioma cells remain confined to the site of origin and have not invaded …
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Posted on Tuesday, May 21, 2013 -
Mesothelioma Researchers May Benefit from Latest Discovery of Cancer Fighting Protein
Mesothelioma, the signature cancer of asbestos exposure, is difficult to treat due to its resistance to many cancer treatments. The aggressive disease often fights off even the strongest of medicines allowing the cancer cells to continue to grow and divide. Many researchers have looked at a defective p53 protein as one cause of metastasis in …
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Posted on Tuesday, May 14, 2013 -
Stem Cells Derived from Fat Tissue May be Used in the Future for Mesothelioma Treatment
Technorati code: ZN3NJ8FCSHJN Stem cell research is one area that has shown promise in the fight against cancer. Last year researchers at the University of Cincinnati Cancer Center reported that lung cancer stem cells can lead to a “new avenue” for immunotherapy treatment options that specifically target stem cells. Now, researchers at Johns Hopkins have …
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Posted on Monday, Apr 22, 2013
Mike is a licensed attorney and the former editor of North Carolina Lawyers Weekly and South Carolina Lawyers Weekly. He has contributed numerous articles to the North Carolina State Bar Journal and is a co-author of Capital Lawyers, a history of the Wake County (NC) Bar.
Gregory Froom is a licensed North Carolina attorney and the former editor of North Carolina Lawyers Weekly and South Carolina Lawyers Weekly.