Scientists develop radioafterglow nanoprobes to image hydrogen peroxide deep inside tissues
A new generation of cancer-imaging nanoparticles could make it possible to detect tiny tumors deep inside the body without relying...
Nathaniel Bowman is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Precision Oncology coverage.
A new generation of cancer-imaging nanoparticles could make it possible to detect tiny tumors deep inside the body without relying...
Cancer’s genetic chaos may soon be readable in the ordinary stained images pathologists already examine under a microscope. A new...
Researchers at Purdue University have developed a small-molecule compound that could open a new route toward cancer immunotherapy by targeting...
Clear cell renal cell carcinoma (ccRCC) is the most common form of kidney cancer and remains difficult to control once...
China is entering a new phase of its cancer epidemic, and a large-scale analysis of global disease data suggests that...
Lung cancer models built from patient-derived cells have revealed a potentially powerful way to overcome treatment resistance: pairing the antibody-drug...
A nationwide study in Japan has found that robotic gastrectomy may provide several measurable advantages over conventional laparoscopic surgery for...
Low- and middle-income countries are carrying the overwhelming share of the world’s cervical cancer deaths, and a new review warns...
Cancer cells may have a previously underappreciated vulnerability: their dependence on the controlled production of a membrane lipid that helps...
Pancreatic cancer has long challenged scientists not only because it is difficult to detect and treat, but also because a...
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