How Tumours Use the Nervous System: Cancer Neuroscience, Drug Repurposing, and the Evidence Big Pharma Ignores
Cancer neuroscience shows that tumours do not just sit in the body. They recruit nerves, form synapses, steal mitochondria and tap into the stress system to grow and spread. Some of the most promising ways to interfere with that wiring involve cheap drugs we already have. The science is glamorous. The problem is simple. No one can make enough money from the obvious experiments.