Prostate Cancer Could be Treated with Malaria Drug After Trial Showed it Could Stop Tumours Growing

Logo: The Mirror newspaper

A malaria drug could treat men with aggressive prostate cancer that is no longer responding to treatment. Experiments in mice found it stopped tumours growing and spreading and now scientists hope it will have the same effect on humans.

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Source: Mirror

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