British scientists have suggested that cancer cells that do no action in the next 10 years can produce drugs that cancels growth. This was reported by the BBC.
The British Research Institute for Cancer Research (ICR) has announced a £ 75 million allocation for this research.
The ICR intends to establish a center for the production of new drugs in the Satton district in the southern part of London.
Paul Warner, director of the Institute, says the most serious problem in cancer treatment is the ability to cure cancer cells.
According to him, the new drugs produced will stop cancer development for a long time, which will provide more opportunities for cancer treatment.