Study: ‘Smart bomb’ drug attacks breast cancer

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A new kind of medicine to fight breast cancer is emerging: a drug combination designed to act like a smart bomb, which delivers its payload directly to tumor cells while reducing collateral damage to the rest of the body. The experimental drug, T-DM1, attacks breast cancer in a whole new way and appears significantly better at controlling cancer.

View the original article here: Study: ‘Smart Bomb’ Drug Attacks Breast Cancer – Sci-Tech Today

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