Use genetically algae to treat cancer
Scientists have successfully created a genetically engineered algae that can kill 90% of cancer cells without harming other healthy cells.
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Scientists have successfully created a genetically engineered algae that can kill 90% of cancer cells without harming other healthy cells.
However, Dr. Andrew Roberts also acknowledged that Venetoclax is only the last resort in case there is no other way when the drug also leaves many unpleasant side effect…
The results of a clinical trial by doctors at the National Cancer Center in Singapore (NCCS) have revealed that a new drug called Ceritinib has brought promise to patien…
This drug can pull HIV viruses hidden deep in the body and destroy them in blood vessels.
Scientists have succeeded in creating nanoparticles that provide one or two drugs for chemotherapy when treating cancer.
Shakki said anticancer nano drugs are currently being used in Iran to treat breast and prostate cancers.
French scientists have used genetic testing to help women with breast cancer have better access to treatments.
Breast cancer cells release a protective protein, capable of inhibiting tumor growth, according to a new study.
A new study shows that long-term use of calcium absorption blockers (Calcium channel blockers), a drug used to treat high blood pressure, can double the risk of breast c…
US researchers at Mayo Hospital in Rochester, Minnesota claim that metformin - a drug used to treat diabetes at £ 1.3 for a day's dose - could increase the chances of su…
This discovery was researched and developed by scientists from Strathclyde University in Glasgow.
Japanese researchers have reported that they have identified several types of genes that cause a lung cancer, according to NHK.
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has published 9 images to illustrate the harmful effects of tobacco to prevent children smoking and encourage adults to quit sm…
On August 17, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) officially approved the drug Zelboraf (vemurafenib) in the treatment of terminal cancer patients (unable to remov…
A new drug that causes the brain cancer cells to glow during surgery is being used for the first time in Australia.