Cancer Research

New Genomic Study Sheds Light on Kidney Cancer Risk Factors
Research & Development New Genomic Study Sheds Light on Kidney Cancer Risk Factors

In a landmark multi-ancestry study by the National Cancer Institute (NCI), part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), researchers have discovered 50 new genetic regions tied to the risk of kidney cancer. This extensive investigation involved a massive cohort comprising 29,020 kidney cancer

Is ALLO-316 the Future of Kidney Cancer Treatment?
Research & Development Is ALLO-316 the Future of Kidney Cancer Treatment?

In the fight against kidney cancer, ALLO-316, created by Allogene Therapeutics, stands out in the vanguard with its CAR T-cell therapy. This breakthrough offers new hope against renal cell carcinoma (RCC), a type notorious for its defiance against traditional treatments. As ALLO-316 progresses

Digital Health in Oncology: Transforming Cancer Care and Outcomes
Research & Development Digital Health in Oncology: Transforming Cancer Care and Outcomes

The integration of digital health into the field of oncology marks a pivotal shift in how cancer is managed and treated. This confluence of technology and healthcare has birthed new potentials in enhancing cancer prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up care. Digital health applications,

Can Utrophin Predict Tamoxifen Resistance in Breast Cancer?
Tech & Innovation Can Utrophin Predict Tamoxifen Resistance in Breast Cancer?

Breast cancer remains the most diagnosed cancer among women worldwide, posing significant challenges in terms of early detection, treatment efficacy, and overcoming drug resistance. Among the numerous hurdles faced by patients and oncologists alike is the phenomenon of tamoxifen resistance. As a

Cambridge Early Cancer Institute Receives £11m Anonymous Donation
Research & Development Cambridge Early Cancer Institute Receives £11m Anonymous Donation

Battling the scourge of cancer remains a critical challenge in healthcare, particularly in catching the disease in its nascent stages when treatment options have a higher chance of success. The fight has been significantly strengthened at the University of Cambridge, thanks to a substantial £11

Cambridge Early Cancer Institute Advances Pioneering Detection Research
Research & Development Cambridge Early Cancer Institute Advances Pioneering Detection Research

Transformative Diagnostic Techniques The Early Cancer Institute at the University of Cambridge has recently taken a significant stride forward thanks to an £11m anonymous donation, fueling research aimed at detecting cancer at its most nascent stage. Under the stewardship of Prof. Rebecca

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