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Briefing: Scientists find hidden brain cells helping deadly cancer grow
Strategic angle: A new discovery reveals how certain brain cells contribute to the growth of glioblastoma, offering potential new avenues for treatment.
editorial-staff
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Updated 6 days ago
A study conducted in Canada has revealed that certain brain cells, previously thought to solely support healthy neural function, play a role in the proliferation of glioblastoma.
These cells facilitate tumor growth by sending signals that may enhance the aggressiveness of this highly malignant brain cancer.
This discovery could inform future treatment approaches, potentially targeting these signaling pathways to mitigate glioblastoma's impact.