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Colorectal cancer cells have found an ingenious way to fuel their own growth by hijacking normal glucose processing to maintain pro-survival signals that…
Cancer immunotherapy faces a fundamental challenge: CAR-T cells that devastate blood cancers often fail against solid tumors, becoming exhausted and…
Two decades of medical innovation in lung cancer care have failed to eliminate racial treatment disparities, suggesting systemic barriers beyond technology…
Childhood cancer survivors face a hidden threat that can emerge years after treatment ends: heart damage from life-saving chemotherapy drugs. With over…
Cancer patients navigating treatment and recovery need reliable tools to communicate their deepest concerns about disease progression and health outcomes…
Cancer screening stands at a technological crossroads that could fundamentally reshape how millions of people receive preventive care. The traditional…
The conventional view of cancer-supporting cells as uniformly harmful faces a significant challenge in bile duct cancers, where new evidence reveals a far…
GLP-1 receptor agonists like semaglutide and liraglutide present unexpected complications for cancer patients receiving radiation therapy. These increasingly…
Cancer stem cells represent one of oncology's most stubborn adversaries, surviving chemotherapy to seed deadly relapses that kill most acute myeloid leukemia…
Cancer treatment may be entering a new era as researchers identify how malignant cells use molecular condensates—dense protein clusters within cells—to drive…
Cancer cells' notorious ability to hijack metabolic pathways for rapid growth may now become their Achilles' heel through a precision starvation approach that…
The discovery that common herpes viruses manipulate a specific cellular enzyme to trigger cancer represents a significant advance in understanding…
Understanding how cells translate physical forces into survival responses could reshape approaches to age-related tissue deterioration and cancer metastasis…
Women facing decades of annual mammograms may soon have a more personalized alternative that maintains cancer detection rates while dramatically cutting…
Personalized breast cancer screening could revolutionize how millions of women approach preventive care, moving beyond the one-size-fits-all annual…
The traditional one-size-fits-all approach to breast cancer screening may be giving way to a more sophisticated strategy that could dramatically improve…
The regulatory shift removing black box warnings from menopausal hormone therapy creates unprecedented opportunities for breast cancer survivors facing severe…
Early cancer detection could dramatically improve for patients with neuroendocrine tumors, a group of cancers that often spread silently to the liver before…
Cancer patients receiving intravenous chemotherapy face a particularly dangerous vulnerability: heart valve infections that resist standard antibiotic…
Cancer prevention strategies may have overlooked one of the most actionable policy levers available to governments today. While public health campaigns focus…