Antibody Preventing Radiation-Triggered Lung Fibrosis May Improve Cancer Treatment
An antibody that protects against radiation-induced lung fibrosis could improve the treatment of cancers that stem from radiation damage to the lungs, according to a study. The research demonstrated that an antibody against connective tissue growth factor, or CTGF, prevented pulmonary fibrosis in up to 80 percent of irradiated mice. Those…