NRI boy finds breast cancer treatment
A 16-year-old Indian-origin boy in the UK has claimed to have found a
treatment for the most deadly form of breast cancer which is
unresponsive to drugs.
Krtin Nithiyanandam hopes he has found a way to turn so-called triple negative breast cancer into a kind which responds to drugs.
Triple negative breast cancer does not have receptors and it can only be treated with a combination of surgery, radiation and chemotherapy which lowers the chance of survival.
“I’ve been basically trying to work out a way to change difficult-to-treat cancers into something that responds well to treatment,” Krtin was quoted as saying.
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Krtin Nithiyanandam hopes he has found a way to turn so-called triple negative breast cancer into a kind which responds to drugs.
Triple negative breast cancer does not have receptors and it can only be treated with a combination of surgery, radiation and chemotherapy which lowers the chance of survival.
“I’ve been basically trying to work out a way to change difficult-to-treat cancers into something that responds well to treatment,” Krtin was quoted as saying.
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