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Glioblastoma breakthrough reveals how brain cancer cells become more aggressive

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Cleveland Clinic study finds platelets may drive glioblastoma progression

New research published in Cancer Cell reveals that glioblastoma patients have more active platelets, which are blood clotting cells that also communicate with other cells and influence immune activity. The findings suggest platelets may play an unexpected role in the progression of this aggressive brain cancer.

Oct 30, 2026·4 sourcesSex differences in researchMedical researchHematologyImmunotherapyCancer researchCancer & OncologyGlioblastoma
Cleveland Clinic study finds platelets may drive glioblastoma progression
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