Glioblastoma is a brutal diagnosis — fast-moving and hard to treat, even with the strongest tools modern medicine has. It’s widely considered the most common and aggressive type of primary brain cancer. Not many survive.
That’s why this new study caught our eye. Instead of adding another aggressive therapy, researchers tested something surprisingly gentle: small doses of resveratrol and copper taken several times a day in the days before surgery. It’s a softer approach to one of the toughest cancers.
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