Patients with breast cancer can avoid metastatic
Most metastatic patients will die from a secondary cancer tumor. In the case of breast cancer, secondary tumors often appear in the lungs, liver and bones.
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Most metastatic patients will die from a secondary cancer tumor. In the case of breast cancer, secondary tumors often appear in the lungs, liver and bones.
Medscape's well-known medical website offers images of cancer cells through a microscope to give you different perspectives on the disease.
Scientists have successfully developed tiny nanoscale machines capable of drilling into cancer cells and destroying them in an instant.
According to DigitalTrends, this work is supported and funded by UK researchers and North Carolina State University (USA).
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…
Australian scientists said that in two experiments, the first step in preventing the spread of cancer cells in stage 3 patients had surgery to remove the tumor.
This is a new breakthrough in the mission to bring a healthy and long life to people in the future.
A group of researchers from the Mexican National Polytechnic Institute (IPN) has announced the successful extraction of a molecule from celery that can remove breast can…
The good news is that a group of American scientists have found a way to prevent metastatic cancer. The method is being tested in mice, involving 20-HETE metabolites.
The addition of a number of nuts such as almonds, pecans, chestnuts and cashews can greatly reduce the risk.
While the most effective cancer treatments today leave too many terrible side effects, this method if successful will create a huge turning point.
The new system acts as a micro-submarine, capable of passing through the cell wall of the cancer and releasing itself.
According to arXiv.org Web site, researcher Mariana Medina-Sánchez and colleagues at the Institute of Integrative Nanosciences in Dresden (Germany) have developed a uniq…
Since 1923, the Nobel Prize-winning German scientist Otto Warburg has found that cancer cells are capable of absorbing sugar or glucose many times higher than normal cel…
This new mechanism can create a breakthrough in cancer treatment - a disease that kills millions of people worldwide each year.