Pentachlorophenol Promotes Bladder Cancer Cell Invasion by Disrupting Protein Stability
A persistent industrial pollutant may make bladder cancer cells more invasive at concentrations measured in human blood, according to a...
Nathaniel Bowman is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Precision Oncology coverage.
A persistent industrial pollutant may make bladder cancer cells more invasive at concentrations measured in human blood, according to a...
A small clinical study has delivered an unexpectedly strong signal in one of leukemia medicine’s most difficult treatment situations: three...
Chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) is giving researchers an unexpected reason to look more closely at vitamin D. In a large...
Pancreatic cancer may gain its most dangerous advantages not from a single genetic alteration, but from a molecular partnership that...
A metabolic enzyme that helps breast-cancer cells turn sugar into fuel may also be rewiring gene activity to accelerate tumor...
A single 1-milligram starter dose of the cancer immunotherapy tarlatamab was followed by a fatal case of tumour lysis syndrome...
Researchers at Columbia University have identified a previously unknown fibroblast population that appears to help lung tumors evade the immune...
A large-scale review of prostate cancer in sub-Saharan Africa has found a substantial and often aggressive disease burden across the...
Cancer researchers are turning a deceptively simple piece of DNA into a molecular “decoy” that could disrupt the genetic commands...
Artificial intelligence is being promoted as a powerful bridge between medical images and the hidden genetics of cancer. But a...
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