Scientists have found that multiple myeloma cancer cells thwart many of the drugs used against them by causing nearby cells to turn traitor — to switch from defending the body against disease to shielding the myeloma cells from harm.
Scientists have found that multiple myeloma cancer cells thwart many of the drugs used against them by causing nearby cells to turn traitor — to switch from defending the body against disease to shielding the myeloma cells from harm.