Cancer drug prevents transplant rejection
Swedish scientists have identified an older generation of cancer drugs that can be used to prevent transplantation cell rejection.
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Swedish scientists have identified an older generation of cancer drugs that can be used to prevent transplantation cell rejection.
A group of Singaporean and Swedish scientists are focusing on studying an artificial molecule capable of killing cancer cells without affecting other healthy cells such…
Canadian scientists have recently discovered that the cancer drug Avastin may be the cause of life-threatening fasciitis.
Biologists have designed algae to create complex anti-cancer drugs.
Cancer Research Institute has successfully developed a new drug that can effectively treat many different types of cancer.
A type of smart bomb can simultaneously attack cancer cells while strengthening the immune system. NLGs are small enough to follow blood distribution throughout the body…
Cancer cells are found throughout the body so it is difficult to kill them without affecting healthy cells. However, the microscopic molecules created by MIT scientists…
Some cancer drugs used to treat white blood disease patients can help prevent Ebola virus, and give the body time to control infection before it's too late.
The study, published in the online journal The Lancet Oncology on February 6, shows that the topical form of Exemestane, now widely used to prevent breast cancer in meno…
According to a study recently published in Cancer Research, researchers at Georgia Health Sciences University (GHSU - USA), active ingredient verticillin A is able to en…
New tests have shown that the drug Erlotinib is as effective as chemotherapy, and is better tolerated in difficult cases in patients who develop rapidly after first-line…
Although there are serious side effects, we cannot deny the role of cancer chemotherapy in the process of reversing this incurable disease.
Scientists at the Cancer Research Institute in Sutton, UK have successfully tested a new drug called Olaparib.
Scientists at the University of Chicago Medical School (USA) have discovered grapefruit juice may help increase the effectiveness of treatment for cancer drugs.
A team of 24 scientists has found a new generation of anticancer drugs that is 200 times more effective than current anti-cancer drugs.