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Study Links Skull Erosion to Aggressive Glioblastoma Growth
10/7/2025
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- Researchers at Albert Einstein College of Medicine and Montefiore Einstein Comprehensive Cancer Center link glioblastoma to skull erosion and skull marrow alteration.
- A Nature Neuroscience study finds anti-osteoporosis drugs can worsen tumor aggression.
- Glioblastoma increases pro-inflammatory neutrophils and reduces antibody-producing B cells in skull marrow.
- Skull marrow differs from femur marrow, suggesting systemic effects.
