We have solved over 50% of cancers that cannot be treated with drugs.
One of the reasons for cancer to be difficult to treat, is because some mutated cells are so strong that they cannot be reached with drugs.
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One of the reasons for cancer to be difficult to treat, is because some mutated cells are so strong that they cannot be reached with drugs.
Australian scientists are getting closer to the finish line in understanding the cause of breast cancer, when it first identified the mutations of BRCA1 and BRCA2.
Until now, the only method to test cancer was a biopsy. But now, just testing blood can do.
Researchers have found a drug for osteoporosis that can prevent the growth of breast cancer cells.
Recent research results show that zebrafish may be the golden key to help scientists find the mystery of the gene that causes leukemia (leukemia) in humans.
At 46 years old, Oliver Bogler (USA) discovered a tumor in his chest but did not care about it for 3-4 months without knowing he had breast cancer.
Genetically engineered stem cells appear in 19% of ovarian cancer and 11% of stomach cancer.
Scientists around the world announced that they would restart the study of mutant strains of the H5N1 avian influenza virus after a pause due to fears of research inform…
A strain of mutated bird flu has just been found on specimens in Cambodia, but it is not known if the strain is more toxic than the H5N1 virus that killed four people he…
The first research paper on the creation of avian influenza virus in the laboratory, published in the May 2, issue of Nature, is causing mixed opinions in the scientific…
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…
Korean scientists have successfully researched a new technique that can simultaneously diagnose 12 types of cancers with the same mutant protein. Professor Lee of the Ko…
The transverse scientist is the author of more than 30 inventions that benefit the state hundreds of billions of dong. But accompanying a remarkable scientific record is…
US scientists are studying a software that can identify the actions of people on surveillance cameras and use algorithms to predict those who are going to break the law.
Scientists have used ultra-powerful X-rays, which are 10 billion times brighter than sunlight to produce ultra-high-resolution 3D models of the structure of the PETase e…