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Study identifies potential RAS inhibitor-immunotherapy strategy for pancreatic cancer
Pancreatic cancer does not respond to most immunotherapies, but RAS inhibitors could alter tumors to make them more sensitive to a novel immunotherapeutic approach. In pancreatic tumors with RAS mutations, RAS inhibitors cause massive cell death and reduce immunosuppression. These changes tend to be temporary because…
Fitness Beats Age: What Really Decides Curative Cancer Care in Older Adults
Fitness Beats Age: What Really Decides Curative Cancer Care in Older Adults Bioengineer.org
Researchers identify cellular stress-protection system that may help tumors withstand chemotherapy
Many cancer treatments work by exploiting weaknesses in tumor cells, overwhelming their ability to survive, repair damage or continue growing. Yet some cancer cells manage to survive treatment. A new study from Texas A&M University sheds light on one reason why: Some cancer cells have a survival toolkit.
Defining Clinical Response to Neoadjuvant Therapy in Muscle-Invasive Bladder Cancer - Thomas Flaig & Chiara Mercinelli
Defining Clinical Response to Neoadjuvant Therapy in Muscle-Invasive Bladder Cancer - Thomas Flaig & Chiara Mercinelli UroToday
Virtual reality could become new treatment tool for cancer pain and anxiety, meta-analysis finds
Virtual reality could become new treatment tool for cancer pain and anxiety, meta-analysis finds Managed Healthcare Executive
5 Big Cancer Advances Redefining Care and Survival
5 Big Cancer Advances Redefining Care and Survival City of Hope
Cancer's 'rogue DNA' relies on two proteins to prevent and repair breaks
Researchers at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSK) and their colleagues have discovered that a type of rogue DNA found in aggressive cancers has a hidden structural weakness—and that blocking a single repair protein can cause it to fall apart, suggesting a new therapeutic opportunity.
Волгоградка испугалась рака из-за клеща на спине
Волгоградка испугалась рака из-за клеща на спине worldinform.ru
Collagen scaffolding helps cancer cells survive inside nutrient-starved tumors
In a study focused on aggressive breast and pancreatic cancers, scientists have discovered how tumors surrounded by a protective "scaffold" of dense, scar-like tissue manage to thrive—despite the scaffold severely restricting the blood supply and nutrient delivery essential for growth.
Alireza Mansouri: Strong Momentum Generated as Part of Swedish-USA Cancer Research Collaboration
Alireza Mansouri: Strong Momentum Generated as Part of Swedish-USA Cancer Research Collaboration Oncodaily
Life-Years Saved Captures Gains—and Gaps—in Blood Cancer Treatment
Life-Years Saved Captures Gains—and Gaps—in Blood Cancer Treatment Targeted Oncology
ImmunityBio Advances Patient-Centric Clinical Trial Design in Bladder Cancer
ImmunityBio Advances Patient-Centric Clinical Trial Design in Bladder Cancer Oncodaily