Biology
Nanoparticles Could Slow Down Tumor Growth, Stop Breast Cancer from Spreading
Researchers from University of Cincinnati Academic Health Center have discovered that nanoparticles could be a solution to making breast cancer treatments more effective as it can slow down tumor growth, sensitize cancer cells and stop breast cancer from spreading.
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