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Discovery of widespread tumor growth gene holds promise for effective anti-cancer treatment
Italian scientists will announce on Monday (Sept. 24) that they have found a new and promising target for anti-tumor therapy in cancer. Professor Saverio Alberti, from the CESI, University of Chieti Foundation, Chieti, will tell the European Cancer Conference that he and his team have found a widespread mechanism for the stimulation of tumor growth in man, and that this is leading to the development of novel diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.
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