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Low cancer prevalence in turtles could yield new medical breakthroughs, scientists say
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Low cancer prevalence in turtles could yield new medical breakthroughs, scientists say
Could turtles be a new, fascinating animal model for cancer research? Researchers certainly think so. Turtles don't appear to get cancer, but when they do, it does not seem to metastasise and travel to other areas of the body to grow new tumors. Credit: PixabayA team of collaborative researchers highlights the extremely low prevalence of cancer in turtles, drawing on data from previous studies and hundreds of medical records and necropsies of tu…
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