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Hope For Cancer Patients, New Treatment Strategy Targets Rogue DNA
The research, which analyzed data from over 15,000 UK cancer patients, identifies ecDNA as a key factor in cancer progression and drug resistance.
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Aerobic Exercise Improves Cognitive Function in Women Undergoing Chemotherapy
A Canadian study found that women with breast cancer who engaged in aerobic exercise during chemotherapy experienced improved cognitive function, often referred to as “chemo-brain.” This clinical trial, involving 57 women, highlighted the positive effects of physical activity on mental clarity and overall quality of life. Although formal cognit...
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Promising New Treatment Boosts Survival Rates In Pediatric Cancer
The approach targets neuroblastomas, a rare form of cancer which develops in nerve cells.
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Lung Cancer Pill Significantly Lowers The Risk Of Death After Surgery: Study
Impressive outcomes from a lung cancer drug have been reported in recently published research over the weekend.
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AIIMS, IISER Ink MoU For Joint Research
Both the premiere government institutes will conduct cooperative research in public health, metagenomics, cancer epidemiology and treatment by sharing clinical specimens and technology for analysing the samples, an AIIMS release said.
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Supercharging Cancer Cells Mutation Rate Can Create Vaccine
The researchers want to take their new technique for creating personalised vaccines into the clinic as early as next year - starting with a trial in children with brain tumours.
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Can Smoking Lead To Depression? Here What Recent Research Has To Say
A study found that smoking can lead to depression and that smokers are 2-3 times more likely to have clinical depression as compared to those who never smoked. Read here to know more.
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AI Technique Used To Treat Metastatic Cancer Patient
In a clinical study, a patient suffering with metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer (MCRPC) was given a novel drug combination consisting of investigational drug ZEN-3694 and enzalutamide -- approved drug for prostate cancer.
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There's a Breast Microbiome, and It's Different in Women with Breast Cancer
Now it looks like the microbiomes in other parts of our bodies may also play an important role in disease. Researchers from the Mayo Clinic have identified significant differences in the breast bacteria of women with and without breast cancer.
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Malaria Drug May Help In Cancer Fight, Early Research Finds
An off-patent malaria drug could help to destroy cancer cells by making them more susceptible to radiotherapy, according to early work that has prompted British scientists to start a clinical trial.
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New Nanodrug Tracks Cancer Treatment Effectiveness In Real Time
Using a nanoparticle that delivers a drug and then glows green when cancer cells begin dying, Indian origin researchers have found a way to detect the effectiveness of cancer treatment much sooner than currently available clinical methods.
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Triple-Therapy Treatment May Fight Resistant Lung Cancers: Study
A triple therapy treatment consisting of two experimental drugs and radiation therapy may help fight lung cancers that are resistant to current treatments, a new study has claimed.
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Piramal to raise R&D spend for cancer drugs' trials
Drugmaker Piramal Healthcare's research and development (R&D) spend will significantly rise this fiscal year as it looks to initiate the second phase of clinical trials for at least two oncology molecules
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No link between iron and breast cancer
While some prior research has hinted at a link between meat consumption and breast cancer, recent research suggests that the iron in meat is probably not to blame
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Hope For Cancer Patients, New Treatment Strategy Targets Rogue DNA
The research, which analyzed data from over 15,000 UK cancer patients, identifies ecDNA as a key factor in cancer progression and drug resistance.
-
Aerobic Exercise Improves Cognitive Function in Women Undergoing Chemotherapy
A Canadian study found that women with breast cancer who engaged in aerobic exercise during chemotherapy experienced improved cognitive function, often referred to as “chemo-brain.” This clinical trial, involving 57 women, highlighted the positive effects of physical activity on mental clarity and overall quality of life. Although formal cognit...
-
Promising New Treatment Boosts Survival Rates In Pediatric Cancer
The approach targets neuroblastomas, a rare form of cancer which develops in nerve cells.
-
Lung Cancer Pill Significantly Lowers The Risk Of Death After Surgery: Study
Impressive outcomes from a lung cancer drug have been reported in recently published research over the weekend.
-
AIIMS, IISER Ink MoU For Joint Research
Both the premiere government institutes will conduct cooperative research in public health, metagenomics, cancer epidemiology and treatment by sharing clinical specimens and technology for analysing the samples, an AIIMS release said.
-
Supercharging Cancer Cells Mutation Rate Can Create Vaccine
The researchers want to take their new technique for creating personalised vaccines into the clinic as early as next year - starting with a trial in children with brain tumours.
-
Can Smoking Lead To Depression? Here What Recent Research Has To Say
A study found that smoking can lead to depression and that smokers are 2-3 times more likely to have clinical depression as compared to those who never smoked. Read here to know more.
-
AI Technique Used To Treat Metastatic Cancer Patient
In a clinical study, a patient suffering with metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer (MCRPC) was given a novel drug combination consisting of investigational drug ZEN-3694 and enzalutamide -- approved drug for prostate cancer.
-
There's a Breast Microbiome, and It's Different in Women with Breast Cancer
Now it looks like the microbiomes in other parts of our bodies may also play an important role in disease. Researchers from the Mayo Clinic have identified significant differences in the breast bacteria of women with and without breast cancer.
-
Malaria Drug May Help In Cancer Fight, Early Research Finds
An off-patent malaria drug could help to destroy cancer cells by making them more susceptible to radiotherapy, according to early work that has prompted British scientists to start a clinical trial.
-
New Nanodrug Tracks Cancer Treatment Effectiveness In Real Time
Using a nanoparticle that delivers a drug and then glows green when cancer cells begin dying, Indian origin researchers have found a way to detect the effectiveness of cancer treatment much sooner than currently available clinical methods.
-
Triple-Therapy Treatment May Fight Resistant Lung Cancers: Study
A triple therapy treatment consisting of two experimental drugs and radiation therapy may help fight lung cancers that are resistant to current treatments, a new study has claimed.
-
Piramal to raise R&D spend for cancer drugs' trials
Drugmaker Piramal Healthcare's research and development (R&D) spend will significantly rise this fiscal year as it looks to initiate the second phase of clinical trials for at least two oncology molecules
-
No link between iron and breast cancer
While some prior research has hinted at a link between meat consumption and breast cancer, recent research suggests that the iron in meat is probably not to blame
