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Burst of Radiation and Vesicles-based Immunotherapy Suppress Brain Cancer Growth

In animal models, researchers develop a safe and effective strategy to treat glioblastoma, one of the most deadly and treatment-resistant cancers

United statesJun gaoE antonio chioccaBakhos tannousRalph weisslederDepartment of neurosurgeryDepartment of neurobiologyNeurology at harvard medical schoolDepartment of neurologyDepartment of neurobiology at nanjing medical universityNational institute of neurological disordersMassachusetts general hospitalExperimental therapeutics unitTherapeutics unitNanjing medical universityHarvard medical school

Burst of radiation and vesicles-based immunotherapy suppress brain cancer growth

BOSTON – Short bursts of radiation therapy dramatically enhanced the efficiency of targeting glioblastomas with natural nanoparticle-based

United statesJun gaoE antonio chioccaBakhos tannousRalph weisslederDepartment of neurobiologyNeurology at harvard medical schoolDepartment of neurologyHarvard medical schoolDepartment of neurobiology at nanjing medical universityDepartment of neurosurgeryResearch instituteNational institute of neurological disordersMassachusetts general hospitalExperimental therapeutics unitTherapeutics unit

Gene involved in sense of smell may play a role in breast cancer metastasis

Gene involved in sense of smell may play a role in breast cancer metastasis
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United statesAnna wernickBakhos tannousMassachusetts general hospitalExperimental therapeutics unitLitia carvalho

Gene involved in sense of smell could play role in spread of breast cancer to brain

BOSTON – An olfactory receptor gene that aids in the sense of smell may also play a role in the metastasis of breast cancer to the brain, bones and

United statesBakhos tannousMao liResearch instituteNeurology at harvard medical schoolDepartment of neurologyHarvard medical schoolMassachusetts general hospitalExperimental therapeutics unitLitia carvalhoExperimental therapeuticsMassachusetts generalGeneral hospitalHarvard medicalMass general research instituteMass general

Olfactory receptor gene may play a role in breast cancer metastasis to the brain

An olfactory receptor gene that aids in the sense of smell may also play a role in the metastasis of breast cancer to the brain, bones and lung, researchers from Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) have found.

United statesBakhos tannousMao liEmily hendersonDepartment of neurologyNeurology at harvard medical schoolMassachusetts general hospitalExperimental therapeutics unitLitia carvalhoExperimental therapeuticsHarvard medical schoolBreast cancerMedical schoolIgnaling pathway