Pathology
Hormone Therapy Response Associated with Signaling Activity in Circulating Cancer Cells
A study monitoring hormone receptor activity in tumor cells from patients being treated for resistant metastatic prostate cancer has found that such monitoring may be useful for indicating which patients will be more likely to respond well to continued therapy. More...07 Nov 2012
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