This question has probably been asked and answered before, but if Bisantrene has an inhibitory effect on a wide range of cancers that rely on over expression of FTO, is there a possibility of it being used in a preventative sense? That is, screening people for high FTO levels, and prescribing them with Bisantrene at low and safe doses in a preventative way.
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