#95: Neoplasia News - Oncology for Neurology, Installment #2
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#95: Neoplasia News - Oncology for Neurology, Installment #2 [31:39m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (356)Hear these reports:
- Glial cells are ‘teammates’ to the neurons and can apparently be ‘exercised’ to grow stronger.
- Einstein’s brain has over 70% more glial cells per neuron (in the association area) than the average brain.
- Gliomas from mobile phones: the jury’s still out, but evidence supporting a link is mounting, and be cognizant of the possibility of circumlocutions about the issue.
- Silver nanocomposite-labeled cancer cells can be targeted and destroyed using laser light.
- Platinum plus alkaloid from the Chinese ‘Happy Tree’ aids pediatric glioma: the cisplatin-irinotecan combination.
- Preoperative glioma grading system helps assess prognosis.
- Dendritic cell vaccine shows promise in glioblastoma multiforme.
- Molecule from Northern Leopard frog described as ‘Mother Nature’s magic bullet for recognizing and destroying cancer cells.’
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