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Scientists have developed a way to turn tumor cells against their neighbors, forcing the cancer to cooperate with treatment.
The new approach could combat existing anticancer drug resistance before it becomes insurmountable.
A "suicide gene" allows the scientists to reverse the drug's usual action, making cells resistant to the drug on purpose.
Send us your questions about how the human body works to [email protected].
Kristel is a science writer based in the U.S. with a doctorate in chemistry from the University of New South Wales , Australia .
She received the 2022 Eric and Wendy Schmidt Awards for Excellence in Science Communications.
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