BC treatment halts bone mets + protects bones

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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Member Posts: 1,376
    edited March 2013

    I thought this part sounded promising (looking into use as a preventative for early stage cancer as well); thanks for posting.

    Possible use in prevention Studies are now beginning that will investigate the use of Everolimus in the early stage of breast cancer – and not only when breast cancer is already advanced. Says Gnant: "Consideration is being given to using the drug preventatively too." This is because Everolimus works directly on the mTOR signal pathway, where it acts as an mTOR inhibitor, blocking the signal pathway, and not just on one specific organ. Gnant: "This gives rise to the hope that it will also be effective and useful on other signal pathways."

    Read more at: http://medicalxpress.com/news/2013-03-breast-cancer-treatment-halts-bone.html#jCp

    Possible use in prevention Studies are now beginning that will investigate the use of Everolimus in the early stage of breast cancer – and not only when breast cancer is already advanced. Says Gnant: "Consideration is being given to using the drug preventatively too." This is because Everolimus works directly on the mTOR signal pathway, where it acts as an mTOR inhibitor, blocking the signal pathway, and not just on one specific organ. Gnant: "This gives rise to the hope that it will also be effective and useful on other signal pathways."

    Read more at: http://medicalxpress.com/news/2013-03-breast-cancer-treatment-halts-bone.html#jCp

    Possible use in prevention Studies are now beginning that will investigate the use of Everolimus in the early stage of breast cancer – and not only when breast cancer is already advanced. Says Gnant: "Consideration is being given to using the drug preventatively too." This is because Everolimus works directly on the mTOR signal pathway, where it acts as an mTOR inhibitor, blocking the signal pathway, and not just on one specific organ. Gnant: "This gives rise to the hope that it will also be effective and useful on other signal pathways."

    Read more at: http://medicalxpress.com/news/2013-03-breast-cancer-treatment-halts-bone.html#jCp
  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Member Posts: 1,376
    edited March 2013

    The part about using as a preventative in early stage cancers sounds promising. Thanks for posting.

  • cp418
    cp418 Member Posts: 7,079
    edited March 2013

    Just check out the side effects...... 

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