Surgery May Open a Window for Cancer Spread, and Anesthesia Could Help Close It
A new review describes how the stress, inflammation and immunosuppression triggered by cancer surgery may promote tumor spread, and how ...
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Scientists Reverse Radiotherapy Resistance in Lung Cancer by Rewiring the Immune Microenvironment
New research shows that lung tumors become radioresistant through ATR signaling activation and immune suppression, but innate immune agonists and ...
When the New Immune System Turns: Rare Alloimmune Disease After Childhood Bone Marrow Transplants
A UK case series documents three children who developed rare, sometimes systemic alloimmune diseases after stem cell transplants, urging earlier ...
Rare Genetic Autoimmune Disease COPA Syndrome Diagnosed After 17-Year Diagnostic Odyssey
A new case report describes a 45-year-old man whose COPA syndrome went undiagnosed for nearly two decades before genetic testing ...
OLR1 Emerges as Key Driver of Gastric Cancer Growth and Immune Evasion
A new study shows that the lipid receptor OLR1 drives gastric cancer progression by activating NF-κB signaling and polarizing macrophages ...
Cancer’s Family Tree Gets a Map: Lineage Tracing Reveals How Tumors Grow and Spread
A new Nature Genetics study combines spatial transcriptomics and lineage tracing to map how lung tumor subclones expand, reshape their ...
Neutrophils in Cancer: The Immune Cells That Turn Traitors and Healers
A comprehensive new review reveals how neutrophils, the immune system's most abundant white blood cells, are co-opted by tumors to ...
Twenty Years of Autoimmune Hepatitis Research Reveal a Sharp Shift Toward the Microbiome
A two-decade bibliometric analysis of autoimmune hepatitis literature finds a marked surge after 2020 and a decisive shift toward microbiome, ...
One-Year Heart Function After Transplant Predicts Survival, Study Finds
A study of 23,629 heart transplant recipients found that reduced left ventricular ejection fraction one year after transplantation independently predicts ...
Obesity Quietly Rewrites the Cellular Landscape of Colorectal Cancer Before Tumors Form
A dual-platform spatial transcriptomics study reveals that obesity reshapes colorectal cancer in two phases, first reprogramming healthy gut epithelium and ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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