Protecting the normal tissues has remained a challenge during radiation therapy. Researchers say, with the advent of a new anti-cancer drug, now under clinical development, may solve the issue. The research, published on November 14th in iMolecular Cancer Therapeutics/i, further suggests this drug may also be useful in treating accidental exposure to radiation. "It was a stroke of luck that the drug that most effectively protected normal cells and tissues against ...
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