Breast Tumour Therapy
- All
- News
-
Breast Cancer Drugs Useful In Treating Drug-Resistant Lung Tumours
A class of drugs used to treat certain breast cancers could help tackle lung cancers that have become resistant to targeted therapies, suggests a study done on mice.
-
New Gene Therapy May Check Spread of Breast Cancer
Researchers are in the process of developing a new gene therapy technique that could be used alongside chemotherapy to treat early-stage breast cancer tumours before they spread.
-
New Breast Cancer Drug May Combat Other Cancers Too: Study
A new oral drug whose efficacy in combating breast cancer has been demonstrated alone and in combination with endocrine therapy, also has potential to combat other types of cancer, new research has found.
-
2-step Therapy for Breast Tumour Shows Promise
Disabling a cancer-causing pathway and administering an immune-molecule-based 'mop-up' therapy can eradicate a type of breast tumour in mice, according to researchers who said that the treatment could slash the amount of chemotherapies required in humans to half.
-
Breast Cancer Drugs Useful In Treating Drug-Resistant Lung Tumours
A class of drugs used to treat certain breast cancers could help tackle lung cancers that have become resistant to targeted therapies, suggests a study done on mice.
-
New Gene Therapy May Check Spread of Breast Cancer
Researchers are in the process of developing a new gene therapy technique that could be used alongside chemotherapy to treat early-stage breast cancer tumours before they spread.
-
New Breast Cancer Drug May Combat Other Cancers Too: Study
A new oral drug whose efficacy in combating breast cancer has been demonstrated alone and in combination with endocrine therapy, also has potential to combat other types of cancer, new research has found.
-
2-step Therapy for Breast Tumour Shows Promise
Disabling a cancer-causing pathway and administering an immune-molecule-based 'mop-up' therapy can eradicate a type of breast tumour in mice, according to researchers who said that the treatment could slash the amount of chemotherapies required in humans to half.
