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Maroc Maroc - ONCOLOGYNEWS.COM.AU - A La Une - 21/Jun 02:19

How targeted nutrients can treat cancer

Aussie researchers have discovered a new way to effectively treat cancer, by using nutrients to reactivate suppressed metabolic pathways in cancer cells. The researchers used a common amino acid, tyrosine, packaged as a nanomedicine, to change the metabolism of melanoma. Australia has the highest rate of skin cancer in the world. This new approach could be [...]

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