Cancer Research

AI Model Forecasts Early Prostate Cancer Treatment Response
Research & Development AI Model Forecasts Early Prostate Cancer Treatment Response

A groundbreaking predictive model is set to fundamentally alter how clinicians manage metastatic hormone-sensitive prostate cancer (mHSPC), offering a new beacon of clarity in a field often clouded by uncertainty. This innovative artificial intelligence tool, developed by a team of leading

Blood Test Reveals Who Benefits From Colon Cancer Drug
Research & Development Blood Test Reveals Who Benefits From Colon Cancer Drug

For decades, oncologists have wrestled with a difficult paradox in treating colon cancer: a promising anti-inflammatory drug seemed to work for some patients but not for others, leaving doctors without a clear path forward until a re-examination of old evidence revealed a hidden clue in the

Cancer Drugs Could Selectively Destroy the HIV Reservoir
Research & Development Cancer Drugs Could Selectively Destroy the HIV Reservoir

Today we are joined by Ivan Kairatov, a biopharma expert with deep insights into the intersection of technology and medical innovation. For decades, the goal of HIV treatment has been management—using antiretroviral therapy to suppress the virus to undetectable levels. A true cure has remained

Pfizer Advances Novel Therapy for Cancer Wasting
Research & Development Pfizer Advances Novel Therapy for Cancer Wasting

Beyond the primary battle against tumors, many cancer patients face a debilitating secondary war against cachexia, a profound wasting syndrome that silently erodes the body and spirit. This severe metabolic condition, marked by unintentional weight loss and muscle deterioration, significantly

Gut Bacteria's Link to MS Unlocks New Treatment Path
Research & Development Gut Bacteria's Link to MS Unlocks New Treatment Path

A landmark investigation into the intestinal microbiome has uncovered a remarkably specific and nuanced connection to the progression of multiple sclerosis (MS), revolving around a deceptive cellular mechanism known as "molecular mimicry." Collaborative research from the University of Basel and the

Non-Cryogenic Organoid Transport – Review
Research & Development Non-Cryogenic Organoid Transport – Review

The intricate challenge of moving living, three-dimensional biological structures across countries and continents without compromising their integrity has long been a significant barrier to advancing global biomedical research. The development of non-cryogenic transport solutions represents a

Loading

Subscribe to our weekly news digest.

Join now and become a part of our fast-growing community.

Invalid Email Address
Thanks for Subscribing!
We'll be sending you our best soon!
Something went wrong, please try again later