Activating NK cells to increase the natural immune system for cancer patients
NK cells support cancer treatment by reducing tumors without harming the surrounding organs.
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NK cells support cancer treatment by reducing tumors without harming the surrounding organs.
One of the super phenomena of cancer was discovered in 2018, when scientists observed the stomach, duodenal and small intestine cells inside the lung tumor.
US scientists have figured out how to turn the tumor into a cancer vaccine factory and take advantage of it to destroy the tumor in the body.
Every year, researchers still quietly invent many new advances for medicine. Here are 10 major medical breakthroughs that completely changed the face of medicine in 2018…
About 65 million years ago, an asteroid collided with Earth destroyed the life of dinosaurs.
Pasqual Pinon (1889 - 1929) is a very famous figure for Mexicans and in many parts of the world.
The adult skeleton consists of 206 units, connected to a network, performing many functions such as shaping the body frame, supporting movement and producing new blood c…
Scientists at the MIRA Research Institute at the University of Twente have found a solution to the blue seal on King David's breast in a famous nude painting from the se…
Finally, a group of international scientists found the mysterious disease that caused M1's death (a 2,150-year-old mummy). This is the oldest known case of prostate canc…
US scientists have discovered a way to treat terminal liver and breast cancer tumors by attaching a strong chemotherapy drug to tiny carbon molecules.
Beer is praised for its health benefits. But how much is limited to becoming a carcinogen?
The tumor in the pituitary made a boy of Roman times taller than 2 meters, much larger than the average height of the people of the time.
Eating sharks does not only cure cancer, but the organisms themselves cannot protect themselves from the attack of malignant tumors.
Modern tomography technology allows doctors to detect malignant tumors in the 2,000-year-old Egyptian mummy.