A panel of the European Medicines Agency (EMA) recommended the expanded approval of Bristol Myers Squibb’s (NYSE:BMY) Breyanzi to treat adult patients with certain types of blood […]
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In a first-of-its-kind study, Australian researchers are trialing the immune-boosting powers of human waste to treat cancer survivors with a common chronic post-operative illness. “Graft-Versus-Host
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It should go without saying by now: You should get your shots. However, your traditional syringe only goes so far. Sometimes, it’s helpful to get an
Bacterial ‘Syringe’ Could Lead to Brand New Cancer Therapies Read More »
Anew blood test which promises to detect cancer up to a year before the formation of tumors is being used in U.K. hospitals after a
New Blood Test Can Reportedly Predict Cancer Before Tumors Form Read More »
Artificial intelligence (AI) is more than twice as good as radiologists alone at screening patients for lung cancer, according to new research. In a real-world setting,
A new double lung transplant technique was successful for two patients with lung cancer, Northwestern Medicine announced. The hospital said it’s leveraging that success into
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By Mark Waghorn via SWNS Deadly bone cancers that mainly affect children could be treated with a new drug. Experiments on cells and mice identified a
Deadly bone cancers that mainly affect kids could be treated with new drug Read More »
D.C.-based Current Surgical this week announced a $3.2 million seed. The round, which brings the firm’s total raise up to $4 million, was led by
Current Surgical is developing a ‘smart’ needle designed to treat cancerous tumors Read More »
Israeli scientists gave an artificial molecule they invented to 30 mice suffering from Alzheimer’s — and found that all of them recovered, regaining full cognitive
Israeli scientists say they cured mice of Alzheimer’s using newly developed molecule Read More »
Radioligand therapy, a targeted form of cancer treatment, is only viable for a few days after it’s manufactured. One pharmaceutical company is racing against the
By Mark Waghorn via SWNS Genes that trigger cancer could be turned off – before people are even born, according to new research. Scientists have found
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Certain skin cancer cells may differ in how they respond to various treatments according to their size. Better understanding this and how it relates to
The size of skin cancer cells may affect how they respond to treatment Read More »
