Botox-Cancer Fighter

Botox is commonly used for reducing wrinkles but a study shows it may help cancer fighting agents attack cancer cells better. I guess rich women the world over are rejoicing!

Scientists at the University of Louvain in Brussels experimented with Botox on mice with cancer. They found the treatment opened blood vessels that feed cancer cells, allowing drugs to better attack cells resistant to treatment.

The study, published in the Feb. 15 issue of Clinical Cancer Research, pushes the possibility that Botox could be used to treat some cancer in humans.