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New HIV/AIDS cancer therapy study findings have been reported from University of Insubria, Department of Surgery

Published in AIDS Weekly, December 25th, 2006

New investigation results, "The three-dimensional microvascular architecture of the human Kaposi sarcoma implanted in nude mice: a SEM corrosion casting study," are detailed in a study published in Microvascular Research. "The human Kaposi sarcoma represents one of the most common skin lesions associated with AIDS. Its clinical presentation and anatomopathological structure seem to demonstrate a particularly rich vascularity," investigators in Varese, Italy report.

"The latest therapies aim to limit its intrinsic angiogenic activity in an attempt to reduce vascular density and the formation of new vessels. For these reasons, we decided to study the microvascular...

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