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From: Steve on 5 Aug 2008 15:37
Sounds like a big breakthrough to me. Here's the link to the article (the
link to the abstract is there). Sulindac, an in expensive NSAID, induces
expression of the mda-7 gene (sulindac is an incredibly anti-cancer NSAID -
search sulindac and mda-7 on Pubmed for proof).

http://www.news.vcu.edu/news.aspx?v=detail&nid=2582


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