Patients with aberrations in two genes respond better to drugs blocking a well-known cancer pathway

Wednesday, November 7, 2012 - 21:30 in Health & Medicine

Cancer patients with mutations or variations in two genes – PIK3CA and PTEN – who have failed to respond to several, standard treatments, respond significantly better to anti-cancer drugs that inhibit these genes’ pathways of action, according to new research.

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