Posted On: February 25, 2019 by Essentially Women in: Breast Cancer Essential News
A University of Oklahoma researcher may have identified a new treatment for breast cancer that targets a specific molecule to keep the disease from spreading. This research was funded through a grant from the National Cancer Institute to determine why the DNPH1 is overproduced in breast cancer cases and if eliminating it would prevent cancer from spreading. If a drug could be developed to stop the molecule from spreading, it could help prevent cancer from metastasizing in other parts of the body.
Read more about the research from The Norman Transcript.
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