Japan Researchers Identify Gut Bacteria Strain that Boosts Anticancer Drugs

Japan researchers identify gut bacteria strain that boosts anticancer drugs

The discovery may help raise the success rate of a type of cancer treatment that currently works for only 20% of patients who receive it.

Anticancer compound in fruits and vegetables found to kill brain cancer cells and enhance chemotherapy

A study published in Anticancer Research suggests fisetin, a flavonoid present in fruits and vegetables, can kill glioblastoma cells and enhances chemotherapy effectiveness. Fisetin triggers apoptosis, damages cancer DNA and clears dormant “senescent” cells left behind by chemo agents, preventing recurrence. Found in strawberries, apples and other... Continue reading...