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Decades-Old Leukemia Drug Reveals New Secrets That Could Personalize Cancer Treatment
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Researchers have discovered a hidden cellular mechanism in how a 70-year-old leukemia drug interacts with a specific protein, helping explain why patients respond differently to treatment. This breakthrough could allow doctors to better predict patient responses and tailor more effective, personalized cancer therapies.
Researchers have discovered a hidden cellular mechanism in how a 70-year-old leukemia drug interacts with a specific protein, helping explain why patients respond differently to treatment. This breakthrough could allow doctors to better predict patient responses and tailor more effective, personalized cancer therapies.