There are very few options for treating glioblastoma SHERBROOKE CONNECTIVITY IMAGING LAB/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
Brain cancers are particularly difficult to treat, but at last there’s hope that a technique that has worked well for some other cancers could be adapted to treat glioblastoma.
There are currently very few options for treating glioblastomas, a type of cancer that forms from the brain’s support cells. On average, a person dies within 15 months of a glioblastoma diagnosis.
Now of the University of North Carolina and his team have had promising results in mice using a technique…
