Descoperire majoră în cercetarea cancerului de sân: Receptorul care ar putea încetini răspândirea tumorilor

Scientists have discovered a molecular mechanism that could make breast cancer cells less aggressive by targeting the CB2R cannabinoid receptor. This finding opens new treatment avenues for tumors. Using low doses of THC, they reduced cancer cell aggressiveness in lab models. The effects persisted even in live mice, where tumors developed more slowly. The research suggests that manipulating CB2R may help keep cancer cells in a less aggressive state, potentially improving responses to existing therapies. Further studies are needed to confirm these findings and develop safe treatments.