Irish breakthrough in brain tumour research

An Irish researcher has found a way of boosting the impact of chemotherapy on brain tumours.

Irish breakthrough in brain tumour research

Dr Amanda Tivnan has identified a way of switching off pumps, called transporters, which remove chemotherapy from brain cancer cells.

When the pumps are restricted, the chemotherapy remains longer within the brain cells, increasing their cancer-killing abilities.

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