Aspirin therapy can extend the life of colorectal cancer patients whose tumors carry a mutation in a key gene, but has no effect on patients who lack the mutation, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute scientists report in the Oct. 25 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine.
View the original article here: Gene Mutation Identifies Colorectal Cancer Patients Who Live Longer With … – Science Daily (press release)
 |
Infographics | More... |
Viewpoint: The organic food industry is a $180 billion marketing fraud 
Is tilapia a human-made freak that we should avoid — or an evolutionary rockstar? 
How Wegovy and Ozempic could transform our food systems 
Frankenfoods? A ‘terrible word’ that could describe more foods than you might realize 
The increasingly bushy human family tree and five other paradigm-altering changes in our understanding of human evolution 
Viewpoint: Will India embrace a second green revolution — one focused on sustainable agriculture instead of yield? 
How Freddie Mercury got his voice: It wasn’t his teeth 
Blue soybeans? Orange wheat? How a gene-edited splash of color could make robotic weeding much easier 
Out of Africa revisited: Where did humans migrate after leaving the continent? 
Re-examining 10 science-challenged studies suggesting GMOs are harmful 
