Cholesterol-Lowering Molecules Can Kill Prostate Cancer Cells A group of scientists have found that if prostate cancer cells are deprived of cholesterol, their growth is halted and cell death occurs. The experimental cholesterol-lowering molecule, RO 48-8071, can be used as a new therapy for prostate cancer. by Angela Laguipo
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