Treatment of H. pylori infection using multiple antibiotic regimens may not eradicate it effectively and reinfection may occur.
First, adjuvant chemotherapy for breast cancer may eradicate more effectively the systemic micro-metastases than the loco-regional ones, and will need RT to finish the job.
Therefore, a clinical trial was initiated to look for the most appropriate radiation dose that is still sufficient to eradicate TIN effectively, and that preserves Leydig cell function at the same time.
This dual mode of action through direct cell infection and extracellular secretion has not been described before and opens up new strategies for eradicating cancer effectively through this kind of combination.
Numerous recent studies have shown that higher doses of radiation delivered by I.M.R.T. eradicate cancer more effectively with dramatically fewer side effects than any other treatment.
Compared with actual 5-year survival rates for metastatic sarcoma (20%) [9], the effects of Coley's toxin were promising and demonstrated that our immune system could effectively eradicate tumors with a low rate of adverse effects in a subset of patients.
"Prosecutions, travel bans and asset freezes against human rights defenders, in addition to repressive new legislation, threaten to effectively eradicate independent civil society.
On the Huffington Post last week, Brynn Tannehill argued that anti-trans bathroom bills aren't just the indiscriminate flailing of frightened bigots – they are part of a coordinated effort by rightwing groups to, effectively, eradicate trans people altogether.
The commissioner, Dr. Thomas Farley, said Wednesday that he believed that the effort would reduce transmission of H.I.V., the virus that causes AIDS, to the point that it could effectively eradicate new H.I.V. infections in New York City in his lifetime.
Thus, a strategy to effectively eradicate CSCs is needed to improve the clinical outcome for various cancers.
