Drug could help slow half of breast cancers, study suggests

A cheap and safe drug could help half of women with breast cancer to live longer, scientists suggest. Their study, published in Nature, external, is in its early stages, but hints that the hormone progesterone could be used to slow the growth of some tumours. The UK and Australian researchers say the findings are "very significant" and they are planning clinical trials. Cancer Research UK said the

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“Drug could help slow half of breast cancers, study suggests”

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“ a cancerous cell divide by hooking up with "hormone receptors" on the surface of a cancer.”黄体ホルモンが乳がんの振興を半減させるとNatureで発表。