Drugs for Common Eye Condition Could Be Used to Treat Cancer, Experts Say The medical community has long grappled with aggressive cancers such as breast cancer, melanoma, and acute myeloid leukemia.
These diseases are notoriously resistant to treatment, often spreading rapidly throughout the body and leaving patients with limited options.
Recent research from The Institute for Cancer Research suggests that repurposed drugs currently used to treat glaucoma may hold the key to combating these aggressive cancers.