New Cancer-Fighting Technology Targets a Protein That Helps Tumors Grow
Scientists have discovered a new way to fight cancer by using special molecules called PROTACs that can destroy a protein called BRD4, which helps cancer cells …
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How Cancer Cells Die: New Hope for Stopping Spread
Scientists have discovered a special way that cancer cells can be forced to die, called ferroptosis. This process involves iron and fat damage inside cells. …
Read MoreTiny Particles Could Help Doctors Find and Fight Cancer Better
Scientists are developing incredibly small particles—so tiny you'd need a microscope to see them—that could revolutionize how doctors detect and treat cancer. …
Read MoreNew Cell Therapies Show Promise Against Ovarian Cancer
Scientists are developing exciting new treatments called CAR-T and CAR-NK cell therapies that train the body's immune cells to fight ovarian cancer. This …
Read MoreWhen Sick Patients Join Multiple Studies: Does It Affect Results?
Researchers studied whether critically ill patients who participated in multiple medical studies at the same time affected the results of a probiotic treatment …
Read MoreTiny Particles Could Help Fight Cancer Better
Scientists are exploring how incredibly small particles called nanoparticles could help treat cancer more effectively. These tiny particles are designed to …
Read MoreNew Medicines Being Tested to Help People With Celiac Disease
Scientists are working on new medicines that could help people with celiac disease without requiring them to avoid gluten completely. This research reviews …
Read MoreA New Way to Deliver Brain Cancer Medicine Through Your Nose
Scientists are exploring an exciting new method to treat glioblastoma, a serious type of brain cancer. The challenge with current treatments is that most …
Read MoreNew Antibody Design Shows Promise Against Hard-to-Treat Breast Cancer
Researchers created a specially engineered antibody that works better against aggressive breast cancers by boosting the body's natural immune response. The …
Read MoreCan Taurine Help Fight Breast Cancer?
Scientists reviewed research on taurine, a natural compound found in foods and made by our bodies, to see if it could help treat breast cancer. The review …
Read MoreWhy Don't We Know More About Vitamin D? A Science Review
Despite thousands of studies on vitamin D, scientists still don't have clear answers to basic questions like how much vitamin D we actually need. A new review …
Read MoreSmart Delivery Packages Could Help Cancer Drugs Work Better
Scientists are developing tiny, intelligent delivery packages made from natural materials that can carry cancer-fighting drugs directly to tumor cells. These …
Read MoreNew Tiny Particles Could Help Fight Colorectal Cancer Better
Scientists created microscopic particles designed to deliver cancer-fighting medicine directly to colorectal cancer tumors. These special particles use a …
Read MoreNew Vaccine Design Shows Promise Against Aggressive Breast Cancer
Scientists used computer modeling to design two new types of vaccines that could help fight triple-negative breast cancer, a particularly aggressive form of …
Read MoreCan a Special Diet Help Fight Brain Cancer?
Researchers looked at studies testing whether a ketogenic diet (a high-fat, low-carb eating plan) could help treat glioblastoma, a serious type of brain …
Read MoreMost Weight Loss Supplement Studies Are Funded by Companies That Sell Them
Researchers looked at recent studies testing dietary supplements for weight loss and found something important: about 6 out of every 10 studies were paid for …
Read MoreWhat You Really Need to Know About Dietary Supplements
A new review of dietary supplements shows that many people use them hoping to stay healthy or treat illnesses, but these products often don't work the way …
Read MoreSpecial Diet Guidelines for People with Kidney Cysts Disease
Scientists are exploring whether a special high-fat, low-carb diet called ketogenic might help people with a genetic kidney disease called ADPKD. This disease …
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