Scientists make breakthrough that could halt spread of aggressive cancer

Researchers have found that blocking a protein known as SPP1 extended survival time for patients diagnosed with pancreatic ...
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The new breakthrough that could stop pancreatic cancer in its tracks

Scientists have uncovered a “target” for drug treatments that could potentially stop the spread of pancreatic cancer – which ...

‘Target’ for treatment for hard-to-treat cancer discovered by scientists

Scientists have uncovered a “target” for drug treatments which could potentially stop pancreatic cancer in its tracks.

Cancer breakthrough: Scientists discover protein that could stop tumour growth in the pancreas

Researchers have identified the SPP1 protein as a key driver in the aggressive spread of pancreatic cancer. Blocking SPP1 in lab models dramatically slowed cancer growth and prevented metastasis. This ...