New clues about how tumors prepare for cancer's deadly spread may open up new avenues for cancer prevention and treatment.
A Japanese study suggests that early in lung cancer's progression, cells within a tumor may pave the way for cancer's invasion by triggering processes that allow for the spread of disease. By interrupting these signals, researchers were able to block the development of cancer's spread to lungs in mice.
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