A specific gene known as KRAS plays an important role in directing how your cells grow, mature and die off in an orderly, preprogrammed fashion. But when the KRAS gene becomes changed or mutated, cells can grow uncontrolled and don’t die off when they should, resulting in cancer.
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Based on their findings, Drs. Yendamuri and Barbi designed a phase 2 clinical trial to see whether metformin might also help prevent lung cancer in overweight or obese people who are at high risk for the disease.