Michigan Cancer Institute Expands Radioactive Therapies
The Barbara and Carmanos Cancer Institute is expanding advanced cancer treatments to new locations in Macomb and Lansing, Michigan. These therapies utilize precise, small doses of radioactive medicine to identify and attack specific cancer cells. Doctors perform a preliminary scan to ensure the drug adheres to the tumor before the full treatment begins. The procedure aims to maximize tumor impact while sparing surrounding healthy tissue. Experts state this targeted approach may increase survival rates for certain patients. Medical experts state this specific approach can assist certain patients in extending their life expectancy.
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WWJ Detroit
“These treatments use tiny amounts of radioactive medicine to find and attack cancer cells. Doctors first do a special scan like a dress rehearsal to make sure the drug sticks to the cancer before treatment begins.”
WWJ Detroit
“healthy tissue. Experts say this approach can help some patients live longer.”
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