Researchers at Michigan Medicine have developed a new approach to treating aggressive brain tumors using tiny particles called nanodiscs. In early studies, the treatment showed promise in shrinking tumors and boosting long-term protection. While challenges remain, this experimental therapy could redefine glioblastoma treatment—not just by attacking tumors, but by teaching the body to remember how to fight them. Read more to discover how it could shape the future of brain cancer treatment.
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