The JKTG Foundation announced two recipients of the JKTG Scholars Program, part of its commitment to supporting early-stage research at a time when funding for emerging scientists is increasingly limited. The Scholars are advancing complementary research into how cells sense and respond to their physical environment—fundamental biology that underlies cancer progression and metastasis.

A promising study shows that certain may more safely help detect and treat cancer. Researchers tested several types of tiny iron oxide particles—similar to those already approved by the FDA for other uses—to see how they affect the body and where they travel after injection.

The point: you need to get into the details and find out how things are put together; how exactly they work. to move forward effectively and efficiently...in racing and in cancer research.