Cancer drug activates adult stem cells

The use of a drug used in cancer treatment activates stem cells that differentiate into bone appears to cause regeneration of bone tissue and be may be a potential treatment strategy for osteoporosis, according to a report in the February 2008 Journal of Clinical Investigation.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news120749490.html">Cancer drug activates adult stem cells</a></p> <p>The use of a drug used in cancer treatment activates stem cells that differentiate into bone appears to cause regeneration of bone tissue and be may be a potential treatment strategy for osteoporosis, according to a report in the February 2008 <i>Journal of Clinical Investigation</i>.</p>