What began as an experiment by sophomore Hasini Jayatilaka to study cancer cells, may have led to a breakthrough in understanding why cancer metastasizes and spreads.
Now holding a Ph.D in chemical and biomolecular engineering received in December 2016, Jayatilaka is a key member of a team of researchers who believe they now understand why cancer metastasizes and spreads throughout the body.
Armed with that knowledge, the team hopes to develop drug treatments that will prevent cancer cells from breaking off a primary tumor and going to other parts of the body.
Find out how the initial discovery seven years ago spawned an entire new branch of study that holds great promise in the fight against cancer. It’s all on the next page.
Too much money in cancer for there to ever be a cure.
I have already had cancer and someone lie to me about having it before I went overseas and. That’s a lie it the Army that lie to me about that c**p doesn’t run in my family so for you fools that said that c**p to me kiss my$#%&!@*
Bull c**p
It will never be released because they make too much money off cancer.
Take a trip abroad and buy Tocilizumab and Reparixin yourself if you or someone else needs it.
Oh great, more new “drugs” to be released for more money. Big pharma will never stop even though the drugs most likely will not stop Ca. I am amazed at the number of new drugs introduced daily. Watching TV, you can see a new drug just about every week……….it’s very obvious what they are doing.