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Drug Compound That Stops Cancer Cells from Spreading Discovered

Drug Compound That Stops Cancer Cells from Spreading Discovered

Early tests in mouse models of different human cancers showed that the drug compound KBU2046 inhibited metastasis, reduced bone destruction, and prolonged survival, without any evident toxic...

New Gene Expression Mechanism With Possible Role in Human Cancers Discovered

New Gene Expression Mechanism With Possible Role in Human Cancers Discovered

UNC School of Medicine researchers, led by Brian Strahl, PhD, found surprising role for a protein called Spt6, which is crucial to the maintenance of proper messenger RNA levels in cells, a ...

Robotic Surgery and Open Surgery Equally Effective in Bladder Cancer Treatment

Robotic Surgery and Open Surgery Equally Effective in Bladder Cancer Treatment

Robotic surgery and traditional open surgery are equally effective in bladder cancer treatment, reveals a new study. The findings of the study are published in the journal The Lancet . ...

Oxidative Stress Overdose can Kill Cancer Cells

Oxidative Stress Overdose can Kill Cancer Cells

Anything in excess can be harmful for anyone; same goes for the cancer cells as well as the oxidative stress which in general lets them thrive, can also kill them, they pushed to a certain l...

Lower Breast Cancer Risk in Younger Women with High Body Fat

Lower Breast Cancer Risk in Younger Women with High Body Fat

Higher body fat was linked to lower breast cancer risk in pre-menopausal women in a large-scale study co-led by a University of North Carolina Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center research...

11 New Ways to Potentially Stop Cancer from Spreading

11 New Ways to Potentially Stop Cancer from Spreading

A total of eleven genes associated with the spread of cancer have been identified by a recent research at the University of Alberta Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry. The research team repo...

Study Provides Insights into Why Older People Respond Poorly to Cancer Treatment

Study Provides Insights into Why Older People Respond Poorly to Cancer Treatment

Accumulation of dysfunctional virtual memory T cells, in addition to the loss of true naïve T cells, may explain why older people have reduced immune responses to cancer and vaccines, and wh...

New Device may Detect Heart Dysfunction in Childhood Cancer Survivors

New Device may Detect Heart Dysfunction in Childhood Cancer Survivors

A wireless device designed for detection of heart dysfunction in childhood cancer survivors treated with anthracycline chemotherapy was found to be accurate and displayed a reduced false-neg...

Computer Helps Find the Best Combinations of Drugs for Breast Cancer

Computer Helps Find the Best Combinations of Drugs for Breast Cancer

The best drug combinations for the treatment of triple-negative cancer may be identified with a new personalized computer model developed at the Monash Biomedicine Discovery Institute. Tr...

Genes That Increase the Risk of Pancreatic Cancer Identified

Genes That Increase the Risk of Pancreatic Cancer Identified

Six genes associated with pancreatic cancer have been identified by a research team at Mayo Clinic. The team finds that these genes can be inherited but are also present in patients with no ...

Cancer Treatment in Kids: Hypnotize Your Worries Away

Cancer Treatment in Kids: Hypnotize Your Worries Away

Hypnosis could be an effective way of reducing the anxiety and fear associated cancer diagnosis and treatment in kids, finds a new study. New research led by the University of Exeter...

Preserving a Young Cancer Patient’s Fertility With Cell Culture System

Preserving a Young Cancer Patient’s Fertility With Cell Culture System

A cell culture system that, for the first time, can change testicular stem cells into sperm-like cells that may enable future fertility for prepubertal cancer patient boys (PCPBs) has been...

DNA Charge Transport Linked to Cancer

DNA Charge Transport Linked to Cancer

'DNA charge transport,' a process used in DNA repair, is disrupted by cancer mutation, shows study. One of the biggest helpers in our bodies' ongoing efforts to prevent DNA mutations--m...

New Subtype of Prostate Cancer Identified by Loss of Gene CDK12

New Subtype of Prostate Cancer Identified by Loss of Gene CDK12

New subtype of prostate cancer identified by loss of gene CDK12, reports a new study. The findings of the study are published in the journal Cell . Researchers have identified a new s...

Vitamin D may Lower Breast Cancer Risk

Vitamin D may Lower Breast Cancer Risk

Greater levels of vitamin D are associated with decreasing risk of breast cancer, found researchers at University of California San Diego School of Medicine. Their epidemiological study...

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Study Provides Insights into Why Older People Respond Poorly to Cancer Treatment

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New Gene Expression Mechanism With Possible Role in Human Cancers Discovered

New Gene Expression Mechanism With Possible Role in Human Cancers Discovered

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