Scientists find a way to trick cancer cells into 'committing suicide'
There has been a breakthrough in cancer treatment with a unique gene editing technique that causes cancer cells to self-destruct.
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There has been a breakthrough in cancer treatment with a unique gene editing technique that causes cancer cells to self-destruct.
After becoming a volunteer in a clinical trial he collaborated on, Dr. Richard Scolyer's brain tumor disappeared.
A groundbreaking new blood test that can detect more than 50 forms of cancer will be tested in 2021.
A study recently published in the scientific journal Nature points to a factor that promotes the progression of the world's second most deadly cancer.
Associate Professor, Dr. Le Hong Quang said that tumors often grow silently, gradually increasing over time, until a certain size the patient becomes worried and goes to…
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…
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…
Lucas was diagnosed with brain stem glioma - a disease that is difficult to cure, but miraculously his tumor completely disappeared after treatment with medication.
Scientists have successfully created a mini drug factory, the size of a needle that can treat cancer in a few days.
Chinese scientists have developed a hydrogel that can offer dual effectiveness in the fight against cancer.
German scientists have created microscopic robots, controlled by magnets, that help surround tumors and release large amounts of chemotherapy drugs to treat cancer.
The latest research shows that primary breast cancer cells are like night owls, they spread faster through the blood when the patient sleeps.
At first glance this plant looks like a deformed tumor clinging to the host plant. The outside appearance is weird, but the inside of them is really creepy...
Recently, a team of experts from City of Hope Hospital in Los Angeles, California, one of the largest cancer research centers, injected the first patient with the CF33-h…