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Scientists have used artificial intelligence to predict how cancer will progress and spread, which could help doctors make a treatment that is most effective for each pa…
According to British scientists, Trametinib can neutralize a protein called MEK that stimulates the growth of melanoma while Dabrafenib can prevent a mutant gene called…
British scientists have developed smart nanomaterials that can kill cancer cells without affecting other parts of the body.
The glowing tape has a power cord, which can be safely worn at the waist or put in a pocket (pants) when moving.
Since the beginning of the year, there have been 182,490 women with breast cancer worldwide. This number is more than lung cancer, colon cancer and throat cancer. Howeve…
Today computers have become very popular in every social activity. But more than 30 years ago, the successful study of computerized layered tomography (VTCLPT) opened a…
Scientists believe that a computer system, named CRAB, can 'read' medical literature in the same way as humans, promising to make important breakthroughs in the field of…
This means we can integrate biological computers into cancer tumors to monitor their activity.
A team of researchers at Harvard Medical School has developed three different ways to turn individual cells into lasers that can emit light when stimulated.
High-tech glasses help surgeons see cancer cells, which glow green when viewed through special eyeglasses.
Normally, cancerous tumors can spread cells carrying pathogens through the blood stream and form new tumors in other parts, called metastasis.
British scientists have announced that they have successfully built a clever surgical knife that can quickly identify in a few seconds whether the tumor will cut cancero…
Researchers at Swinburne University in Australia are developing a sensor that can detect and diagnose early cancer.
British scientists are developing a breakthrough device capable of diagnosing cancer in just 20 minutes and still prescribing drugs to treat the disease.
The tiny capsule in the abdomen as in the science fiction movie Fantastic Voyage is about to be realized thanks to the tiny camera that can travel through the human body.