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Expert Discusses Immunotherapy’s Expanding Role in Lung Cancer Treatment
Curetoday.com In an interview with CURE, Marina C. Garassino, M.D., medical consultant, Medical Oncology Division, Fondazione IRCCS Istituto Nazionale dei Tumori, discussed the evolving paradigm of immunotherapy in NSCLC, with a specific focus on Imfinzi and the … |
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Rutgers-Led Study: Inner Ear Stem Cells May Someday Restore Hearing, But Could Increase Cancer Risk
TAPinto.net In this stem cell-derived neuron grafted into a mouse’s inner ear that lacked neurons, the new neuron is red, hair cells that convert sounds into neural signals are green and hair bundles are blue. Credits: Kelvin Y. Kwan/Rutgers University-New Brunswick. |
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Rutgers-Led Study: Inner Ear Stem Cells May Someday Restore Hearing, But Could Increase Cancer Risk
TAPinto.net In this stem cell-derived neuron grafted into a mouse’s inner ear that lacked neurons, the new neuron is red, hair cells that convert sounds into neural signals are green and hair bundles are blue. Credits: Kelvin Y. Kwan/Rutgers University-New Brunswick. |