'Death Star': Breaking down huge barriers in cancer treatment
Spanish-British researchers have presented the first complete controlled mapping of KRAS, which they call
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Spanish-British researchers have presented the first complete controlled mapping of KRAS, which they call
Scientists discovered that when the biological bacteria Escherichia coli Nissle is present in the intestines, they prefer to live in lesions that are precursors to colon…
Adding protein, fruits, vegetables, and dividing meals into small portions helps breast cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy reduce loss of appetite and ensure nutrit…
After performing genomic methylation in a group of patients, the team found that breast phyllodes tumors had unique methylation compared to normal breast tissue and that…
Russian President Vladimir Putin said the country's scientists are close to creating a cancer vaccine and can soon provide it to patients.
Researchers say the leaves of the matalafi plant can be used to treat cancer, diabetes, cardiovascular diseases and even Covid-19.
A team of researchers has found a very promising way, seemingly only needing tiny robots with special functions to bring life to cancer patients.
Australian scientists have discovered that the oncogene AAMDC plays a role in fattening cancer cells. This study opens up treatment opportunities for women with malignan…
Medicines to clear heat and detoxify can help patients get better and recover faster after chemotherapy and radiation treatments, but they cannot cure cancer.
Scientists from the University of Oxford and AstraZeneca Plc, the creators of the Covid-19 vaccine, are using similar technology to develop a vaccine capable of treating…
A new drug specifically for neuroblastoma is exploited from a bacterium found on the seabed at a depth of 1981m.
On February 27, doctors at Beilinson Hospital in Israel removed a cancer patient's lungs from his body, cleaned his lungs from tumors and successfully restored his lungs.
Scientists from Cardiff University (Wales) have just published research results showing the potential of harnessing the body's immune mechanism to treat all cancers.
The new research could be a revolution in treatments for cancer patients.