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Good News, Bad News With Immunotherapy Care for Mesothelioma and Lung Cancer Patients – MesotheliomaHelp.org (blog)

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2017-05-25 NEWS

MesotheliomaHelp.org (blog)

Good News, Bad News With Immunotherapy Care for Mesothelioma and Lung Cancer Patients
MesotheliomaHelp.org (blog)
With immunotherapy being a new, and sometimes experimental, treatment for mesothelioma patients, the benefits are still being uncovered. However, so too are the side effects and drawbacks. This month’s news has brought updates on both the pros and …
New Evidence Suggests Radiation May Boost the Power of Immunotherapy in Mesothelioma Treatment, According to …PR Web (press release)

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The Christian Institute

Kladej Voravongsuk
The Christian Institute
A ‘sticking plaster’ made from adult stem cells could be a significant step towards combatting heart failure, scientists say. Researchers discovered that stem cells taken from a patient’s thigh and transplanted onto the heart led to improved heart

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The Conversation UK

Stem cells show promise – but they also have a darker side
The Conversation UK
Everyone seems to be excited about stem cells. Their excellent promise as a treatment for a range of diseases and injuries mean almost guaranteed coverage for research. While some types of stem cells are already being used in treatment – for treating …

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Futurism

Scientists Are Using CRISPR To “Program” Living Cells – Futurism
Futurism
Scientists from the University of Washington have constructed digital logic gates in living cells. Though they’re not the first to do so, the researchers’ living …

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Financial Times

Investment is in the blood for stem cell futurists
Financial Times
Mothercare vouchers and ear plugs might have been requested, but competitive offers on storing the stem cells derived from a newborn’s umbilical cord blood weren’t high up our family’s wish list. But over the nearly two decades (yes, I’m that old

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