Comments on: How New Strategy for Targeted Chemotherapy can Make it More Effective? http://strangestories.info/chemotherapy/how-new-strategy-for-targeted-chemotherapy-can-make-it-more-effective/ Latest Strange News Stories from All Over the Globe Sun, 13 Dec 2009 07:20:56 +0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Aria Doe http://strangestories.info/chemotherapy/how-new-strategy-for-targeted-chemotherapy-can-make-it-more-effective/comment-page-1/#comment-830 Aria Doe Sun, 27 Sep 2009 14:40:14 +0000 http://strangestories.info/?p=1001#comment-830 How does this work with breast cancer? My 73 year old mom has triple negative stage 4 breast cancer. She just underwent assay tests and had a chemo imfusion to the tumor areas with the chemo the breast was most senstitave to. Can this drug help with the delivery or are these both test in the same vain? How does this work with breast cancer? My 73 year old mom has triple negative stage 4 breast cancer. She just underwent assay tests and had a chemo imfusion to the tumor areas with the chemo the breast was most senstitave to.

Can this drug help with the delivery or are these both test in the same vain?

]]> By: Robert http://strangestories.info/chemotherapy/how-new-strategy-for-targeted-chemotherapy-can-make-it-more-effective/comment-page-1/#comment-829 Robert Sun, 27 Sep 2009 14:31:06 +0000 http://strangestories.info/?p=1001#comment-829 After reading about this nano-level technology for targeting specific cancers in the human body, without the subsequent damage to other organs which occurs with the traditional chemotherapy,I had to ask this question. As a former LPN in Nevada / Carson City, I cared for a young boy who was 10 years of age, and who subsequently died from malignant endothelioma. Could this newer treatment be used for such and extensive form of cancer as he had? It killed me to hear his moans at night as I checked his infusion pump unit for MS delivery etc. I felt so sick & helpless for him. How I wished this would have been a possible modality until his donor could have been found & sadly never was. Any replies from specific oncology RN's welcomed. Thank You, Robert After reading about this nano-level technology for targeting specific cancers in the human body, without the subsequent damage to other organs which occurs with the traditional chemotherapy,I had to ask this question. As a former LPN in Nevada / Carson City, I cared for a young boy who was 10 years of age, and who subsequently died from malignant endothelioma. Could this newer treatment be used for such and extensive form of cancer as he had? It killed me to hear his moans at night as I checked his infusion pump unit for MS delivery etc. I felt so sick & helpless for him. How I wished this would have been a possible modality until his donor could have been found & sadly never was. Any replies from specific oncology RN’s welcomed. Thank You, Robert

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