In fact, combination therapy with heavy ions might be more useful than combination therapy with X or gamma-rays, as tumors are physically targeted better with heavy ions and even higher cell killing at the tumor site can be expected with the combination therapy.
"Amid the excitement over personalized medicine,'' Steven H. Woolf and Jason Q. Purnell wrote in an accompanying editorial, "the fact remains that a patient's zip code may be more useful for targeting therapy than his or her genotype.
A large majority of clinicians in all study groups felt that the information provided by the data collection was more accurate than traditional logbook data and that it was more useful in making therapy decisions than HbA1c values.
UCMSCs may be more useful for cancer therapy than other adult stem cells, since they are easy to prepare in relatively large quantities from umbilical cords after delivery and pose no ethical issues.
In this respect, the murine model is likely to be useful in identifying therapeutic targets at the point of acute vascular injury, whereas the EAV rat model may be more useful in identifying therapies that can be administered over a more prolonged period of time to disrupt the MPO-specific immune response.
Viral vector species that can provide sustained expression of therapeutic transgenes may be more useful for long-term therapy of IBD.
The lack of efficient treatment has created the need to develop and implement novel technology based on combination strategy of cyclodextrin complexation and nanotechnology with a view to make the therapy more useful and acceptable.
By introducing Sox2, Klf4, Oct3/4, and c-Myc, induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) can be produced from cultured fibroblast with fewer ethical issues and reduced risk of immunological rejection and therefore may be more useful in clinical regenerative therapies [ 39].
I've found cognitive behaviour therapy much more useful," he said.
I've found cognitive behavior therapy much more useful," he said.
