Development of a new immunity against cancer from the royal tree
The group of Korean medical researchers has developed a new anti-cancer immunity extracted from a plant, opening up new therapeutic opportunities for cancer patients.
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The group of Korean medical researchers has developed a new anti-cancer immunity extracted from a plant, opening up new therapeutic opportunities for cancer patients.
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…
A woman with end-stage colon cancer has been treated with new treatments. This is the first time a metastatic cancer has been successfully treated.
Scientists have discovered how to destroy cancer proteins that cause many diseases. A research team at Dundee University invented a technique called
Scientists are studying entirely new methods to fight cancer at a time when cells are still underdeveloped.
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,…
Cancer can be successfully treated with a higher rate, even cured completely by applying hibernation.
This may explain the uneven treatment results in different patients.
Thanks to the hug of his boyfriend Kieran, Amber Arkell (New Zealand) discovered he had breast cancer and was promptly treated.
The new compound called MYD1-72 acts as a receptor, able to bind and remove cancer-causing cells, prevent disease from developing.
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.
The group of scientists from Hanoi Medical University is receiving and deploying the application of immune cell therapy in the treatment of cancer from Japanese experts.