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News for Healthier Living
A New Route to Kill Resistant Bladder Cancer Cells
 Bladder cancer remains difficult to treat once it becomes advanced, recurrent, or resistant to conventional therapies. A new study identifies a promising vulnerability in bladder cancer cells: the tight connection between autophagy, the cell's recycling system, and ferroptosis, an iron-dependent form of regulated cell death. The researchers found that JS-K, a nitric oxide (NO)-releasing prodrug, can push bladder cancer cells toward ferroptosis by damaging mitochondria, disturbing iron balance, increasing oxidative stress, and weakening key survival defenses. By combining cell experiments, animal models, and patient-data analyses, the study provides a clearer mechanistic basis for exploiting iron-driven cancer cell death.
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