Scientists inch closer to treating triple-negative breast cancer

[greenbear]

Taking over from googleraja Manish,

Heres an interesting link:

timesofindia.indiatimes.com...

[manish_vkg TeamBCI]

Thanks greenbear, google is best to get information about anything...yes i have gone through this article...its sound promising, i wish there should be some way to conclude finding bcu what i understood...trials take too much time to get finalised bcu they monitor the participants for so many year...i do understand its necessary but i would like to request to god, plz show us some path to finalised test result asap...amen

[greenbear in reply to manish_vkg]

I wish they should start conducting trials in India and invite patients to participate in those. It would be very helpful to many of us.

Is Kalpana's PET Scan over?

[kontak TeamBCI]

Good hopes in future - thanks for sharing

[MsLockYourPosts TeamBCI]

If you got to clinicaltrials.gov and type in breast cancer and India you will get a list of all studies registered - recruiting, in process, but not recruiting, and completed or terminated. You can narrow the search by making it more selective - just recruiting, a specific type of Breast cancer, etc.

Pat

[sumeet_shah Administrator]

A lot of work is going on in TNBC, and it is for a reason. Within just a decade, TNBC has leaped up like anything and is affecting mainly in women between 30 to 50 years. And we are finding it difficult to even understand the exact pathology. Besides, TNBC is a very untrustworthy cancer (sounds very funny), because most other cancers at least tend to follow some orderly pathway of both growth and spread, but for TNBC, surprises come up here and there.

A lot of work is also going on in Targeted Therapy for TNBC. Next few years will hopefully show us some new drugs with a good promise in TNBC