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  • Newly Identified Inhibitors May Boost Chemotherapy Drug’s Ability to Fight Treatment-Resistant Cancers

    Newly Identified Inhibitors May Boost Chemotherapy Drug’s Ability to Fight Treatment-Resistant Cancers

    A new study from Johns Hopkins scientists has identified a potential way to improve the effectiveness of decitabine, a chemotherapy used to treat certain cancers. By blocking the DCTPP1 protein, researchers enhanced the drug’s ability to kill prostate cancer cells, offering a potential path toward more effective treatments.

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