BAP1 Gene Mutation Helps to Assess Some Tumors, But Not Mesothelioma
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A new study suggests that mutations in the BAP1 gene, a tumor suppressor that has been implicated in tumor development in several different types of cancer, may improve clinical stratification ... Read more
Explaining Chronic Illness: An Alternative to the Spoon Theory
Cell Medica to Manufacture WT1-TCR Therapy for Mesothelioma, Other Solid Tumors in 2018
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Cell Medica will begin manufacturing WT1-TCR cell therapy for solid tumors that have been difficult to treat with conventional therapies, such as mesothelioma and ovarian cancer. Cell Medica is planning to initiate ... Read more
10 Tips for a ‘Common Sense Approach’ to Life With a Chronic Illness
Assessing Chemo and Immunotherapy Biomarkers at the Right Time Seen as Crucial in Mesotheliomia Monitoring
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The point at which doctors assess biomarkers of mesothelioma patients’ response to a combination of chemotherapy and immunotherapy is crucial to obtaining a clear picture of how the patients are doing, ... Read more
Which Veterans Are More at Risk of Asbestos-Related Diseases?
Mesothelioma Risk Continues to Increase — 40 Years After Exposure
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Even though 40 years have passed since their exposure to asbestos, workers’ risk of developing mesothelioma continues to rise, new research shows. Individuals exposed to asbestos four decades ago are nearly three times more ... Read more
What Mesothelioma Patients Need to Know About Assisted Living
Researchers Identify CXCR4 as Weak Therapeutic Target for Pleural Mesothelioma
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A new study reports that a protein formerly identified as a potential therapeutic target in pleural mesothelioma, CXCR4, might not be a relevant approach for the treatment of such patients. Based ... Read more