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New Targeted Therapy for Bone Fractures Developed

New drug for treating bone fractures has been developed. The drug, dasatinib-aspartate10-conjugate (DAC) when injected intravenously, specifically targets the fracture site and accelerates the healing process.

Bone fractures can now be healed much faster. Novel drug has been developed for treating bone fractures. Dasatinib-aspartate10-conjugate (DAC) is the new drug. The new drug heals fractures within 3-4 weeks.

New Targeted Therapy for Bone Fractures Developed

Novel drug for treating bone fractures has been developed. Following injection, the drug targets the fracture site and accelerates the healing process. This results in a rapid increase in bone density. Read More

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