Priyanka Tiwari
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Breast Milk Proteins For Bladder Cancer: The primary commercialized use of mother's milk is to ensure the health of children. Recent studies suggest it can also be used for treating other diseases which increases its commercial utility even more. As mentioned in the report of South China Morning Post, clinical trials of cancer proved to be successful with the use of synthetic breast milk derived proteins. In women’s milk, it was found that alpha-lactalbumin has a highly effective drug called Alpha1H which was able to kill 88% of the early stage bladder cancer tumor cells.
Tumor reduction
In collaboration with Swedish professor Catharina Svanborg, Hamlet BioPharma pioneered the research in 1995, and since then has improved upon the techniques. In terms of dosage, significant improvements in treatment outcomes were observed without creating additional side effects. The percentage of patients who responded to the treatment increased from 27% to 44%, while at the same time average tumor size in patients went from 30% to 59% in the high dosage group.
What is the danger level of bladder cancer? Bladder cancer, which has no cure and a moderate to high recurrence rate in patients, had over 610,000 cases reported in the year 2022. This treatment method is unlike the modern medicine approaches as it does not have adverse side effects and does not damage tissue surrounding the tumor while being a healthy method. The substance makes the remaining tumor tissue appear as though it were healthy cells. Hope rises for bladder cancer patients Hamlet Biopharma has been given permission by the US FDA to escalate towards Phase III trial which is a fast tracked application. It has the potential to add the drug to the list of medicines that enhance the effectiveness of treatment while reducing the danger of surgery and chemotherapy for patients who are at a more advanced stage of bladder cancer. A promising option Other than cancer, her area of research is on a fully different level, which is the alteration of the immune system. A German study outlined the treatment of twenty patients suffering from acute cystitis using the breast milk derived drug Anakinra, rather than antibiotics. In addition to this, there was a lessened recurrence rate, which serves as a viable solution to the issue of antibiotic treatment. 3 problems can be solved Swanborg’s research are undergo clinical trials with great success, and so far 3 are conclusive for bladder cancer, bladder infections, and pain in the bladder. These breakthroughs may create future treatment options for the immunological aspect of cancer.
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