Gut Microbes May Shape Ovarian Disease Risk, Genetic Study Finds
A Mendelian randomization study links gut bacterial genera to seven ovarian-related diseases, suggesting bidirectional causality along the gut-ovary axis.
A Mendelian randomization study links gut bacterial genera to seven ovarian-related diseases, suggesting bidirectional causality along the gut-ovary axis.
A new review outlines how combining PARP inhibitors with immune checkpoint inhibitors can convert immunologically cold ovarian tumors into hot ...
A nationwide Korean cohort study of 14,736 ovarian cancer patients found no overall survival benefit from NSAIDs, but significantly lower ...
Researchers have shown that the potassium channel gene KCNK1, particularly its DNA methylation status, can detect high-grade serous ovarian cancer ...
A new editorial in Cancer Causes & Control argues that the most powerful tools against breast, ovarian, cervical, and endometrial ...
A new study shows that the fluorouracil derivative carmofur kills aggressive ovarian cancer cells and blocks their migration by disrupting ...
A new review in the Journal of Ovarian Research argues that ovarian cancer early detection should shift from universal screening ...
A personalized dendritic cell neoantigen vaccine given to an ovarian cancer patient enabled Swiss researchers to track expanding T-cell clonotypes ...
A striking case report describes how a borderline ovarian tumor with negative lymph nodes returned as high-grade metastases in a ...
A multi-omics study identifies the immune checkpoint molecule BTLA as significantly upregulated in ovarian cancer and associated with favorable overall ...
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