admittedly difficult to comprehend yet sounds promising:curcumin and Dasatinib.......

coloCan

7thspace.com/headlines/389794/combination_of_dasatinib_and_curcumin_eliminates_chemo_resistant_colon_cancer_cells_.html


7thspace has interesting but difficult to understand articles on CRC at times......

pete43lost_at_sea

music to my ears
thanks steve, as always

just swallowed my evening tumeric pill,

maybe the world is round.

a little good news to make my faith in my survival legitamite.

remember my post about folfox being enhanced by tumeric ?

hugs,
pete

janie1

pete43lost_at_sea said:

music to my ears
thanks steve, as always

just swallowed my evening tumeric pill,

maybe the world is round.

a little good news to make my faith in my survival legitamite.

remember my post about folfox being enhanced by tumeric ?

hugs,
pete

Is there a way to find out
Is there a way to find out what they are doing with this information. The article just ends. It sounds good.... but then what/who is taking it a further step? Doesn't seem to sound harmful. I hate waiting.

Buckwirth

janie1 said:

Is there a way to find out
Is there a way to find out what they are doing with this information. The article just ends. It sounds good.... but then what/who is taking it a further step? Doesn't seem to sound harmful. I hate waiting.

It will be
15 to 20 years before this becomes a therapy (if ever). The awareness of the cancer stem cell action in making a tumor treatment resistant is relatively recent.

In this case, the mouse model will have to be repeated a few times, then a stage one trial in humans, followed by a stage two trial (each lasting several years), then a larger stage three trial.

It could stop at any one of these steps for any number of reasons. In all likelyhood this is the last we will here of it.

pete43lost_at_sea

music to my ears
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pete43lost_at_sea

music to my ears
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