Turkish doctor develops anti-uterine tumour drug
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Oluşturulma Tarihi: Eylül 15, 2007 13:34
Serdar Bulun, a researcher in the reproductive biology division at Northwestern University in Chicago, has developed an effective drug for fighting uterine tumours known as myoma along with a team of eight other scientists. The drug has been certified by the FDA and is now on sale throughout the US.
Bulun presents his $7 million drug
“We have developed a group of drugs called antiprogestin, that can cure without side effects, tumours in the uterus which result in irregular periods, infertility, and miscarriage and which make it difficult to diagnose cancerous tumours. Our testing was initially on myoma cells, then rats, and lastly on human beings. The results were very good,” Bulun said.
“We have developed a group of drugs called antiprogestin, that can cure without side effects, tumours in the uterus which result in irregular periods, infertility, and miscarriage and which make it difficult to diagnose cancerous tumours. Our testing was initially on myoma cells, then rats, and lastly on human beings. The results were very good,” Bulun said.