Announcing important findings about liver cancer

THX on April 13 reported Austrian scientists at the Cancer Research Institute Ludwig Boltzmann found that producing too much growth hormone can cause liver cancer.

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Liver cancer is the fifth most common cancer in the world and the third most common cause of tumor-related deaths.

To date, viral infections such as hepatitis B, hepatitis C and drinking too much alcohol are believed to be the main culprits in liver cancer.

However, scientists have shown that excessive production of growth hormones, due to hormonal disorders or metabolic disorders, accelerates the process of developing tumors and causing diseases. Liver Cancer. They also added that it is difficult to detect growth hormone.

The aim of the study was to understand the signaling molecule mechanism called STAT 5 in the development of liver cancer due to the excessive production of growth hormones.

Tests on mice show that this signal-bearing molecule ensures the liver works in a healthy state and basically regulates metabolic processes.

Excessive production of growth hormones may also lead to kidney diseases and impaired organ function.