New therapy for cancer treatment
Treatment of cancer based on the patient's own immune system has become a hope for millions of people worldwide.
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Treatment of cancer based on the patient's own immune system has become a hope for millions of people worldwide.
Scientists have found a new way to treat cancer, based on healthy immune cells themselves.
Contagious cancer cells are becoming increasingly popular among animals and marine life, sparking fears that the disease can spread from one person to another.
Doctors in the United Kingdom conduct a new injection of a vaccine that allows the immune system to attack cancer cells and prevent them from spreading throughout the bo…
Diseases such as thyroid cancer, type 1 diabetes and HIV are often difficult to diagnose in the early stages of incubation. However, this problem is no longer difficult…
Only 3 patients have been cured in this way so far, but the results are extremely impressive: The two patients have cleared the cancer after one year of treatment, the t…
Scientists at the National Cancer Institute have identified a mechanism to help skin cancer cells destroy the immune system in mice.
Wash your hands clean, do not touch your face, wear a mask when going on the street ... these rules are always transmitted in the flu season, especially when the weather…
Imagine a sheet of paper that records every meal you've eaten, every hand you've caught, and all the dust your eyes get - everything, multiplied millions of times.
Cuba is an economically poor country, subject to long-term sanctions but possesses a massive amount of medical and biological technology assets that make the United Stat…
Reusable missiles, self-driving cars, immune intervention techniques are just a few of the many technologies that can change the world in the near future.
American scientists claim to have found out
US scientists have just developed a new blood test called VirScan, which tests only one virus that can be identified by a single person who has been exposed in one place…