The doctor got rid of cancer cells thanks to the method he researched
After becoming a volunteer in a clinical trial he collaborated on, Dr. Richard Scolyer's brain tumor disappeared.
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After becoming a volunteer in a clinical trial he collaborated on, Dr. Richard Scolyer's brain tumor disappeared.
Lucas was diagnosed with brain stem glioma - a disease that is difficult to cure, but miraculously his tumor completely disappeared after treatment with medication.
A man in the US had a rare brain cancer since the age of 27, after more than 30 years, the mystery of the disease's cause was unraveled...
A new drug specifically for neuroblastoma is exploited from a bacterium found on the seabed at a depth of 1981m.
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New research by Canadian scientists shows for the first time the relationship between air-polluting nanoparticles and brain cancer.
The National Institutes of Health responded formally to a controversial question about the risk of cancer caused by mobile phones over the years, through a study worth $…
Neuropsychologists say the technology is a big step in the treatment of brain tumors that are considered inoperable.
Glioblastoma tumor originates from the brain or spinal cord so rapid metastasis, no treatment, the patient's average life time is 14 months.
CRISPR gene editing techniques can be used to prevent the progression of cancer, according to new research by scientists from the University of California, USA.
Tests show that brain cancer vaccine helps patients with glioblastoma last twice as long after surgery.
Initial test results in the United States showed that 21% of 61 brain tumor patients survived after three years by injecting polio virus.
Scientists at Northwestern University (USA) have researched and developed a new drug using organic nucleic acid attached to gold nanomaterials.
Although dangerous to pregnant women and causing minor headaches in the fetus, Zika virus is thought to be capable of killing glioblastoma cells, dangerous and difficult…
Brain cancer is actually a serious disease, but often it can be treated for positive results.