Small RNA from surrounding cells promotes triple-negative breast cancer growth
Some 15% of all breast cancer cases are considered particularly difficult to treat because they grow rapidly and carry a high risk of recurrence. Because targeted therapies used for other types of breast cancer have limited applicability to this subtype, treatment has relied largely on chemotherapy. However, drug resistance and recurrence have created an urgent need for new treatment and…
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