Browsing: cancer research

NYU Langone scientists used single-cell analysis to show how pancreatic cancer rewrites its DNA to resist treatment and spread. Blocking the MYC gene reversed aggression.

Glioblastoma cells exposed to thick fluid at tumor edges become smaller and more invasive, revealing a new mechanism of cancer aggression.

Researchers at WEHI identified gamma delta T cells that detect and destroy small cell lung cancer, suggesting a new approach to lung cancer treatment.

Virginia Tech researchers discovered that smaller tetraploid cancer cells are more invasive and resistant to treatment, offering a new way to predict tumor aggressiveness.

Patients with high-risk bowel cancer remained free of recurrence for nearly three years after receiving immunotherapy before surgery, according to the NEOPRISM-CRC trial.

New research from Wroclaw Medical University identifies curcumin as the most promising natural compound for targeting cancer cells while maintaining a favorable safety profile compared to berberine and others.

Zainab Shinkafi-Bagudu becomes the first African to lead the UICC, pledging to address the sharp rise in cancer cases and deaths in low-income countries.

A new international study finds that early-onset cancer rates are rising significantly among people under 50, with experts linking the trend to lifestyle factors like obesity and poor diet.