Tag: tumor microenvironment modulation

A tiny molecule that teaches both cancer cells and immune cells to fight is offering a new angle on one ...

Cancer treatment has long been constrained by a deceptively simple problem: getting enough drug into a tumor without poisoning the ...

Microwave ablation, one of the most widely used locoregional treatments for liver cancer, may do far more than simply destroy ...

Scientists in China have uncovered a molecular pathway that helps colorectal cancer grow and spread by hijacking the immune system's ...

In a bold bid to ignite the immune system against cancers that have learned to hide, researchers at Case Western ...

A neurotransmitter best known for quieting the brain has emerged as an unexpected accomplice in one of medicine's most lethal ...

The monk fruit, a small green gourd native to the mountainous forests of Guangxi province in southern China, has been ...

A perspective proposes programmable nano-immunoadjuvants to amplify and sustain the antitumor immune responses initiated by radiotherapy.

Cancer researchers are turning to an unexpected set of tools—sound waves, beams of light, electrical pulses, magnetic nanoparticles and carefully ...

Glioblastoma has long been regarded as one of the most formidable cancers to treat, not only because its cells infiltrate ...