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Vitamin B3 boosts natural killer cells to fight blood cancer

Researchers from the University of Minnesota have uncovered a promising approach to enhance cancer treatment by harnessing the power of natural killer cells, our...

Researchers show new way to treat deadly prostate cancer

Prostate cancer is a disease that can undergo a troubling transformation, evolving from a common form into a highly dangerous one. Researchers at the University...

Scientists find cause of inflammation in liver cancer

A groundbreaking international study involving researchers from Birmingham has unveiled a critical mechanism involving a protein found in the endothelium, a thin layer of...

New surgical method boosts ovarian cancer survival rates by 70%

Patients diagnosed with ovarian cancer experience a significant increase in their chances of surviving for three years when a multidisciplinary surgical approach is employed,...

Chronic morphine use for cancer pain may increase bone loss

Opioids like morphine have long been the standard treatment for managing severe cancer-induced bone pain. However, recent research has uncovered a concerning mechanism by which...

New drug offers hope for aggressive brain cancer

Brain Tumors Meningiomas are primary brain tumors that, when they recur after surgery and radiation therapy, pose significant challenges for patients. These aggressive tumors, which...

Why common cancer drugs work differently than previously thought

Chemotherapy has long been a standard treatment for cancer, with researchers believing that certain drugs, known as microtubule poisons, halt the division of cancer...

Scientists find genetic cause of some brain cancers

Brain tumors meningiomas are the most common type of tumors affecting the central nervous system, occurring around the brain or spinal cord. Every year, approximately...

Scientists find link between cancer and diabetes

In the 1920s, a peculiar observation was made: cancer patients exhibited sweet-smelling urine. This intriguing symptom was swiftly associated with elevated blood sugar levels, suggesting...

Living alone may increase cancer risk by one third, study finds

A new study reveals that people who live alone face a greater risk of dying from cancer. The study conducted by the American Cancer Society...