Cancer Research

Can Targeting USP39 Improve Treatments for Retinitis Pigmentosa and Cancer?
Research & Development Can Targeting USP39 Improve Treatments for Retinitis Pigmentosa and Cancer?

The discovery of a critical mechanism involving the protein USP39 has opened new avenues for understanding and potentially treating diseases like retinitis pigmentosa and certain cancers. Researchers have revealed that USP39 plays a crucial role in maintaining the stability of spliceosome subunits

ARTBIO and 3B Pharma Collaborate on Novel Alpha Radioligand Therapy
Research & Development ARTBIO and 3B Pharma Collaborate on Novel Alpha Radioligand Therapy

In a significant move for the oncology field, ARTBIO, Inc. has entered into a groundbreaking partnership with 3B Pharmaceuticals GmbH that aims to advance a novel alpha radioligand therapy for treating solid tumors. ARTBIO, known for its innovative AlphaDirect™ platform, focuses on 212Pb-based

Genetic Insights Unveil New Treatment Strategies for Testicular Cancer
Research & Development Genetic Insights Unveil New Treatment Strategies for Testicular Cancer

In a recent pivotal study published in Nature Communications, scientists have made significant strides in understanding the genetic underpinnings of testicular cancer, offering profound insights into its development and unveiling potential treatment strategies. This comprehensive research aims to

Can MRI-Guided SBRT Improve Prostate Cancer Treatment Outcomes?
Research & Development Can MRI-Guided SBRT Improve Prostate Cancer Treatment Outcomes?

The advent of MRI-guided stereotactic body radiotherapy (SBRT) represents a significant advancement in the treatment of prostate cancer, offering improved precision and reduced long-term side effects compared to conventional CT-guided approaches. This breakthrough is underscored by findings from a

Can Regular Symptom Screening Improve Pediatric Cancer Care?
Research & Development Can Regular Symptom Screening Improve Pediatric Cancer Care?

In a groundbreaking study from the University of Toronto and The Hospital for Sick Children, published in JAMA, researchers have found that regular, self-reported symptom screening significantly reduces the overall symptom burden in pediatric cancer patients. This study adds to the growing body of

Pharma's Growing Influence in Cancer Research Raises Critical Questions
Research & Development Pharma's Growing Influence in Cancer Research Raises Critical Questions

In recent years, a noticeable shift has emerged in the realm of clinical cancer research, with pharmaceutical companies now playing a dominant role in funding and conducting trials. This transformation is evident in the stark contrast between industry and federal sponsorships. Between 2018 and

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