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push through usage of the casein kinase inhibitor DMAT for cancer treatment.

Created by T.M. on September 25, 2011

Dr. Michael Kalafatis at Cleveland State University in Cleveland, Ohio has discovered that the casein kinase II inhibitor DMAT powerfully and effectively kills all human cancer cell lines in xenograft studied performed on mice at the Taussig Research Center of the Cleveland Clinic. This treatment must be rushed through clinical trials (and funding granted) so the harmless drug can reach the bedside by the end of 2012.

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