A study found why do metastases typically only manifest themselves after the primary tumour has been surgically removed? Researchers from the Heidelberg University Mannheim Medical Faculty and the German Cancer Research Center (Deutsches Krebsforschungszentrum, DKFZ) have recently presented an explanation for this phenomenon. They discovered a cancer cell messenger chemical that locally encourages the growth of the original tumour. One of the messenger's two fragments that are broken up into the blood prevents metastasis. Mice with tumours that were given the metastasis-inhibiting fragment fared better than untreated animals in terms of cancer survival. Cancer doctors are familiar with the o
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