Cancer Research

A Gene May Hold the Key to Fighting Pancreatic Cancer
Research & Development A Gene May Hold the Key to Fighting Pancreatic Cancer

Within the vast and complex landscape of the human genome, a single, unassuming gene may be the silent guardian that stands between a healthy pancreas and one of the most lethal forms of cancer known to medicine. Researchers have now brought this potential protector, CTDNEP1, into the spotlight,

EU Female Lung Cancer Deaths Are Finally Leveling Off
Research & Development EU Female Lung Cancer Deaths Are Finally Leveling Off

For the first time in over a quarter-century, projections indicate a monumental shift in a public health crisis that has disproportionately affected European women, as the relentless rise in lung cancer mortality is finally showing signs of stabilizing. This development suggests a critical turning

New Study Reveals a Targetable Weakness in AML
Research & Development New Study Reveals a Targetable Weakness in AML

We sit down with Biopharma expert Ivan Kairatov to discuss a recent study that uncovers a critical vulnerability in acute myeloid leukemia (AML), a notoriously difficult-to-treat blood cancer. This research zeroes in on the survival mechanisms of resilient leukemia stem cells, identifying a key

Trend Analysis: Microbiome Based Immunotherapy
Research & Development Trend Analysis: Microbiome Based Immunotherapy

The advent of immune checkpoint inhibitors heralded a new dawn in cancer treatment, yet their promise remains unfulfilled for the vast majority of patients who show little to no response to these potentially life-saving drugs. This central paradox has left clinicians and researchers searching for a

How Do Polyamines Drive Both Cancer and Aging?
Research & Development How Do Polyamines Drive Both Cancer and Aging?

A single class of molecules exists at the very heart of cellular life, acting as both a catalyst for vibrant growth and a quiet harbinger of decline, a duality that has long puzzled the scientific community. These molecules, known as polyamines, are fundamental to the function of every living cell,

Night Work Increases Osteoporosis and Fracture Risk
Research & Development Night Work Increases Osteoporosis and Fracture Risk

As millions of people around the globe clock in for shifts that extend into the late hours and overnight, a large-scale study has revealed a concerning and previously underappreciated occupational hazard connected to their work schedules. This comprehensive investigation provides significant new

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