XYTOS shares cancer patient treatment results

2011
01.30

BNL research relating to melanoma, a deadly skin cancer

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Until 1993, it was thought that only the sun’s shorter, UV-B rays were cancer-causing. That year, BNL researchers and collaborators announced their findings that malignant melanoma, a deadly form of skin cancer, can be induced by the longer UV-A rays as well as UV-B, and that two visible light wavelengths, violet and blue, may act similarly. Their findings in tropical fish susceptible to melanoma were extrpolated to humans, who are now warned to use proper sunscreen protection.

XYTOS shares cancer patient treatment results
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Amgen Makes Bet on Viral Skin Cancer Killer
THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. (TheStreet) — When most people make long-shot bets, let’s say playing the lottery when the jackpot hits $ 300 million, slapping down $ 5 doesn’t seem like too big of a wager for what could be a fantastic payday. When Amgen, likewise, decides to take a flyer, the biotech giant wagers $ 425 million. That may seem like a lot of money to place on a bet, and it surely is, but then …
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Breast Implants Linked To Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma (Cancer) Risk
Women who have saline and silicone gas-filled breast implants have a higher risk of developing ALCL (anaplastic large cell lymphoma), an aggressive type of non-Hodgkin lymphoma that is generally of the T-cell type. The cancer may appear in the liver, lungs, soft tissues, bones, skin, and/or lymph nodes. In cases of breast implant recipients, the cancer risk is in the scar capsule next to the …
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