With a team of experienced professionals at University of Louisville, KY focused on staying current with the latest cancer study trends, the firm's researchers stumbled upon a breakthrough which - it is suggested - may prevent people from growing cancerous tumors: use of a certain molecule has already proven effective in mice. Principals of the firm suggest that the scientific breakthrough may be the feasibility of training the immune system to safeguard the body against cancer, The approach has been to inject the molecule into mice without cancer, then try to give the mice cancer. Using the analogy of training the immune system using vaccines against an infectious disease, the next step is to make a human version of the molecule and test it in settings that will simulate human conditions.
