By Steven ReinbergHealthDay Reporter10 minutes agoTHURSDAY, Sept. 4 ( HealthDay News ) -- Potentially groundbreaking discoveries involving genetic mutations of two deadly cancers -- the brain cancer glioblastoma and pancreatic cancer -- may... By Steven Reinberg THURSDAY, Sept. 4 ( HealthDay News ) -- Potentially groundbreaking discoveries involving genetic mutations of two deadly cancers -- the brain cancer glioblastoma and pancreatic cancer -- may lead to new treatments and even cures, researchers say. %26quot;These studies represent the most complete genetic analysis to date of any tumor type and provide a detailed genetic map of these deadly cancers,%26quot; Kenneth Kinzler, a professor of oncology at Johns Hopkins University, and co-author of the study on pancreatic cancer, said during a teleconference Wednesday. Click on the title link to read this entire story.
HealthDay Reporter10 minutes ago
2/12/2009
Genetic Mutations Linked to Deadly Cancers
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