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THE CANCER PILL
Dr. Brian Druker of Oregon Health Sciences University
was searching for a compound that could block the enzyme that caused chronic
myelogenous leukemia or CML for short. He recently stabilized a compound he had
noticed to suppress the enzyme, that compound, STI 571, was recently being run
through clinical trials to verify its action. He has been working at Oregon
Health Sciences University on the pill, but the distribution and trials of the
drugs are being run through Novartis Pharmaceuticals. The outcome of this
revolutionary cancer treatment could help many people currently suffering from
this condition if its trials prove it completely safe. So far in the clinical
trials it has had a one hundred percent success rate curing thirty-one out of
thirty-one patients so far tested. The Leukemia Society of America, the National
Cancer Institute, Novartis Pharmaceuticals, and the Oregon Cancer Center fund
Dr. Druker's research and studies. So far the research has only been tested on
CML leukemia, but there is doubt it will work on other forms because it was
specifically formulated for the suppression of the enzyme responsible for CML
leukemia and its specific chromosome, the Philadelphia chromosome. Out of all
the forms of leukemia CML accounts for about 1/7 of the cases only affecting
about one to two people per one hundred thousand, most above the age of 50. It
causes an enormous increase in the white blood cell count, sometimes as great as
twelve fold or from the average 10,000 to 120,000. In most cases you die about
one to three years after diagnosis.
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