Tumor growth slowed by blocking blood supply in mice
The study shows tumors in mice slowed when a key vascular switch was kept off, halting up to 96 percent of growth if treatment began with implanted tumors. Co authors Ullrich and Folkman say findings support strategies to suppress solid tumor blood vessel formation in humans.
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An NIH advisory panel concluded scientific proof links Helicobacter pylori to peptic ulcers. They urged testing patients with ulcers for H. pylori and treating positive cases with two weeks of combination antibiotics, noting 90 to 95 percent of duodenal ulcers and about 80 percent of stomach ulcers involve the bacteria.
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George Washington University Medical Center
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