Cell Therapy

New research from Princeton University’s Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research has untangled the complex and often harmful relationship between a vitamin A derivative and the body's ability to fight cancer, resolving a long-standing paradox about vitamin A's role in oncology and introducing a

For countless individuals who have undergone mastectomies, the journey toward physical and emotional recovery is often complicated by the limitations of existing reconstructive surgeries. A groundbreaking prototype of an injectable paste, developed by researchers from human skin cells and detailed

The formidable challenge in modern oncology is not just eliminating cancerous cells, but dismantling the sophisticated biological fortresses that solid tumors construct to shield themselves from the body's own immune system. While immunotherapy has revolutionized cancer treatment, its success

A groundbreaking study has unraveled a sophisticated deception used by aggressive breast cancer to build a fortress against the body's immune system, but in doing so, the cancer inadvertently leaves the key to its own destruction lying in plain sight. Research from scientists at Sun Yat-Sen

The persistence of devastating medical conditions like cancer recurrence and antibiotic resistance often stems not from a failure of the drug itself, but from the survival of a few rogue cells that defy treatment. These resilient "outlier" cells, which deviate from the population average, represent

The biopharmaceutical landscape is witnessing a profound shift as researchers pivot from purely chemical warfare against cancer toward harnessing the body's own immune system, yet even the most advanced immunotherapies face significant hurdles. The Silica Nanomatrix Immunotherapy represents a