New chip replicates how cancer spreads through the body
Cancer’s deadliest move is often not the growth of the original tumor, but its ability to travel. Metastasis, the spread...
Nathaniel Bowman is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Precision Oncology coverage.
Cancer’s deadliest move is often not the growth of the original tumor, but its ability to travel. Metastasis, the spread...
Glioblastoma remains the most lethal primary brain tumour in adults, even after decades of progress in molecular biology and cancer...
A common bladder infection may be prompting a much bigger medical question than doctors once assumed. A nationwide population-based study...
Children with rhabdomyosarcoma whose tumours lack the genetic marker traditionally associated with the most dangerous form of the disease may...
Hematopoietic stem cells, the rare self-renewing cells that continually replenish blood and immune populations, do not simply “wear out” with...
A diet rich in antioxidants was associated with a substantially lower prevalence of cervical cancer in a population-based study of...
Researchers at Durham University, working with Pleco Therapeutics in the Netherlands, have identified an unexpected mechanism that may help explain...
Cancer-fighting T cells that appear to be exhausted may retain a surprising ability to leave tumors and establish long-lasting immune...
Drug resistance is one of the most persistent obstacles in modern cancer care, allowing malignant cells to survive treatments that...
Osteosarcoma, a rare but aggressive bone cancer that most often strikes children and adolescents, is at the center of a...
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