Stomach tumors?!
Question: Stomach tumors!?
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1!. "scientists at the Melbourne Branch of the international Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research (LICR) have discovered what appears to be the primary driver of tumor development in the stomach!. Results published April 22 online in the Journal of Clinical Investigation show that inhibiting the signaling cascade initiated by the IL-11 protein prevented the development of inflammation, hyperplasia (an abnormal increase in the number of cells) and tumor formation in pre-clinical models of gastric cancer!."
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2!. "A new study from Columbia University Medical Center finds that stomach (gastric) cancer originates from bone marrow derived stem cells (BMDC), rather than from stomach stem cells, as previously thought!."
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3!. "hyperactive Stat3 shuts down a vital controller of stomach cell growth, called TGF beta, and this allows cancer formation"
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4!. "A new study suggests that previous estimates of the risk of gastric cancer following infection with the bacterium Helicobacter pylori may be too low!. The research identifies certain strains of the bacterium associated with precancerous gastric lesions!."
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5!. "Yale School of Medicine researchers have found that a diet high in cholesterol, animal protein and vitamin B12 is linked to risk of a specific type of cancer of the stomach and esophagus that has been increasing rapidly"
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2!. "A new study from Columbia University Medical Center finds that stomach (gastric) cancer originates from bone marrow derived stem cells (BMDC), rather than from stomach stem cells, as previously thought!."
http://www!.sciencedaily!.com/releases/200!.!.!.
3!. "hyperactive Stat3 shuts down a vital controller of stomach cell growth, called TGF beta, and this allows cancer formation"
http://www!.sciencedaily!.com/releases/200!.!.!.
4!. "A new study suggests that previous estimates of the risk of gastric cancer following infection with the bacterium Helicobacter pylori may be too low!. The research identifies certain strains of the bacterium associated with precancerous gastric lesions!."
http://www!.sciencedaily!.com/releases/200!.!.!.
5!. "Yale School of Medicine researchers have found that a diet high in cholesterol, animal protein and vitamin B12 is linked to risk of a specific type of cancer of the stomach and esophagus that has been increasing rapidly"
http://www!.sciencedaily!.com/releases/200!.!.!.Www@Answer-Health@Com