Gut bacterial enzyme unlocks polysaccharides’ power to boost cancer immunotherapy
A molecule released by gut bacteria could help determine whether cancer patients respond to one of modern oncology’s most powerful...
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A molecule released by gut bacteria could help determine whether cancer patients respond to one of modern oncology’s most powerful...
Gastric cancer is increasingly being understood not as a disease driven by malignant cells alone, but as an evolving ecosystem...
A simple change in how surgeons identify lymph nodes could offer a new route to reducing the extent of axillary...
A Druggable Cellular Circuit Could Explain Port-Wine Stains—and Point to New Treatments A molecular pathway long associated with immune suppression...
A non-invasive combination of liver stiffness measurements and blood tests could substantially improve the early detection of sinusoidal obstruction syndrome,...
A Hidden Fourth Type of Lung Tumour May Explain Why Some “Low-Grade” Cancers Turn Aggressive A large international study has...
Colorectal cancer is increasingly appearing in people who are too young to have been considered part of the disease’s traditional...
Glioblastoma has long been regarded as one of the most formidable cancers to treat, not only because its cells infiltrate...
Cancer immunotherapy has gained a hybrid new contender: a living cell engineered by fusing two immune-system specialists into one tumor-hunting...
A large study of older women with screen-detected breast cancer suggests that 3D breast imaging does not deliver the same...
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