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Emerging therapies

MR-guided focused ultrasound delivers antibody therapy directly into the brain

09 Nov 2021
Nir Lipsman and colleagues at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre
World first: Nir Lipsman and colleagues have visually demonstrated that a cancer therapy can cross the blood–brain barrier. (Courtesy: Kevin Van Paassen, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre)
For the first time ever, researchers have delivered an antibody therapy drug directly into the brain

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Cynthia E Keen is a freelance journalist specializing in medicine and healthcare-related innovations
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