Stunning Possibility: Can Anesthetizing Nerve Cells Shrink Breast Cancer Tumors?

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Stunning Possibility: Can Anesthetizing Nerve Cells Shrink Breast Cancer Tumors?

By Abigail Klein Leichman Researchers at the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology have developed an innovative treatment for breast cancer, based on analgesic nanoparticles that target the nervous system. The researchers found that cancer cells stimulate infiltration of nerve cells into the tumor, and these cells then help the cancer cells proliferate, grow and migrate. Based on these findings, they tried […]

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