A NEW CURE FOR THE CANCERS

A NEW REVOLUTIONARY ANTI-CANCER COMPOUND

Scientists have discovered a new compound that can directly attack the cancer cells and destroy it without damaging healthy cells around it.The new treatment was directed to the Acute Myeloid Leukemia(AML) but it may also have potential for attacking other types of cancers.

Scientist at Albert Einstein College of Medicine said that new developed compound is more effective than other anti-cancer drugs because it directly causes cancer cells to self destruct..

This compound also can combine with other anti cancer drugs to increase the efficiency of the treatment.This compound was named as BTSA 1(BAX Trigger Site Activator 1) .Scientists have tested this compound on animal models and it did not show any toxicity to the animal models.

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