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A Spanish research team says it has developed a therapy that completely eliminated the most aggressive form of pancreatic cancer in laboratory mice, raising new hope against one of the deadliest cancers. The study, led by Mariano Barbasid at Spain's National Cancer Research Center, found that a newly designed three-drug combination destroyed pancreatic tumors without recurrence after treatment.
Spanish scientists eliminate pancreatic cancer in mice using triple-drug therapy
Scientists involved in the study described the results as a significant advance in pancreatic cancer research but stressed that the therapy has not yet been tested in humans. The post Spanish scientists eliminate pancreatic cancer in mice using triple-drug therapy appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
Cancer of the pancreas kills nine out of ten patients within five years of diagnosis. An experimental tritherapy shows for the first time a lasting regression of tumours in mice, opening up
A tritherapy conducted on mice by a Spanish research team revealed the disappearance of the tumor, with no significant side effects.
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