What cancers are being studied, what we know about them, and what are the latest findings?
Our DNA is a crucial part of creating every cell in our bodies. It is the instruction manual our cells read to know exactly what to do and how to act. But how do our bodies proofread these instructions and know how to fix them if something goes wrong? Biochemists at the University of Utah are seeking to answer this…
Research conducted in China has made way for potential treatment options for treating breast cancer metastasis in lymph nodes.
In a recent study, a group of scientists from the UK evaluated whether a combination of several proteins and a cancer drug that interferes with DNA replication will be “synthetically lethal” to ovarian cancers.
An exciting recent clinical trial developed a personalized vaccination as a safe and effective approach in ovarian cancer treatment.
For tumor cells that survive treatment, one of their tricks is using microRNA molecules to communicate with one another and stay alive.
Behavior scales and MRI scans are used to connect possible psychosocial effects on pediatric cancer patients post chemotherapy.
German research team discovers a new connection between brain tumors and epileptic seizures!
Even though scientists have been finding new ways to fight cancer, cancer still kills over 9 million people every year worldwide. Genetic mutations are one major cause of cancer that scientists are trying to target therapeutically. Fusion oncogenes are genetic mutations that are especially attractive for cancer therapy…
Did you know that scientists have actually found cells that can assassinate specific cancerous cells? Scientists have found many ways to treat cancer but have never managed to get rid of it without causing any negative side effects in the patient. The purpose of this study was for scientists to determine if immune…
The studying of chromosome lengths could potentially act as a better algorithm for detecting probability of ovarian cancer in women.
