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However, a study published on September 6 in Royal Society Interface Magazine suggests that this risk causes cancer, if acquired, to become more difficult to treat.
At 11 months, Michael Crossland was diagnosed with stage 4 neuroblastoma, a type of cancer that affects immature or developing cells.
Chemotherapy drugs often cause many side effects and can affect every organ in the body such as digestion, bone marrow, kidney, bladder, and reproduction, most commonly…
The new system acts as a micro-submarine, capable of passing through the cell wall of the cancer and releasing itself.
A study by Roche Pharmaceuticals on the alectinid (Alecensa) active ingredient has shown positive results, slowing down 2-3 times the invasive process of lung cancer cel…
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…
On March 3, the Cuban Ministry of Health announced that it has begun to introduce a new anti-cancer drug called Heberferon, which is produced by the country, treating 80…
On March 9, Dr. Richard Silver, a hematologist and oncologist at New York Presbyterian-Weill Cornell Medical Center, announced that they have succeeded in making cancer…
Russia can market drugs tested in space and cure all types of cancer even at the end.
Today doctors distinguish between hundreds of cancer types, know where tumors are located, how and how they work, depending on the stage, which uses surgery, radiation,…
Scientists in the Russian Federation are completing a clinical trial of a new drug that can withstand all types of malignant tumors even when the cancer is in its final…
Scientists have just announced a new compound that inhibits the growth of many cancer cell samples in Nature magazine on October 19, according to Science Alert.
Light-sensitive drugs made from sea-bottom bacteria will be injected into patients' blood vessels to treat prostate cancer without surgery.
Egyptian scientists have successfully tested the gold cancer treatment on animals, opening up many hopes for patients with dangerous cancers.