Protecting the thymus during cancer treatment may improve patient outcomes, study suggests
Mass General Brigham researchers have used artificial intelligence to identify a potential link between incidental radiation exposure to the thymus...
Nathaniel Bowman is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Precision Oncology coverage.
Mass General Brigham researchers have used artificial intelligence to identify a potential link between incidental radiation exposure to the thymus...
A small organ long dismissed as a fading remnant of childhood may be an overlooked factor in how adults respond...
Cancer does not merely rewrite the genetic letters of the genome; it can also reorganize the vast three-dimensional structure in...
A new artificial intelligence model could help pathologists identify the molecular subtypes of central nervous system tumors using information hidden...
Extracellular vesicles, or EVs, are tiny membrane-bound particles released by cells into surrounding tissues and body fluids. Although they are...
A multigene panel can reveal that a woman carries a pathogenic variant associated with elevated breast cancer risk, but new...
A rare and notoriously aggressive form of bladder cancer may be more treatable than previously believed, according to a new...
Cancer immunotherapy has changed the way many tumors are treated by turning the patient’s immune system against malignant cells. One...
Researchers at the Keck School of Medicine of USC and the USC Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center have received two National...
A new study has found that people born with inherited cancer-risk syndromes may carry distinctive signs of immune-system activation years...
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