Tiny devices made of DNA could treat cancer
Scientists from the University of Chicago have developed a tiny device made out of DNA to locate tumor cells and force them to reveal...
Healthy gut microbiome could improve cancer therapy
In a new study from King's College London, researchers found that the gut microbiome plays an important role in each patient’s response to cancer...
Common cholesterol-lowering drugs statins may stop cancer spread
In a new study, researchers found common cholesterol-lowering drugs statins may help stop the spread of cancer.
Cancer patients rarely die from the primary tumor,...
How immunotherapy is changing everything
The race to cure cancer has been running a long time, but two University of Chicago scientists are working to bring that closer to...
Common antidepressant may help treat deadly brain cancer
Every once in a while, the thing you're looking for can be found right under your nose.
Or in your medicine cabinet.
In a new study...
CBD from cannabis may help shrink deadly brain tumor, study finds
In a new study from Augusta University, researchers found inhaled CBD shrinks the size of the highly aggressive, lethal brain tumor glioblastoma in an...
How people with cancer can navigate COVID-19 for the holidays
The number of people diagnosed and hospitalized with COVID-19 in the United States surging.
Kevin Billingsley, MD, MBA, Chief Medical Officer at Yale Cancer Center,...
How to live well with cancer-related fatigue
Fatigue, or constant feeling of tiredness, is very common in people with cancer. Cancer-related fatigue can be severe and last for a number of years...
Common HIV drugs could help treat brain tumors
In a new study from Brain Tumor Research, researchers found drugs developed to treat AIDS and HIV could offer hope to patients diagnosed with...
A drop of blood can help detect early-stage lung cancer
In a new study from Massachusetts General Hospital, researchers found early-stage lung cancer could be detectable from a drop of blood.
Lung cancer, the leading...