Identify Cancerous Tumours

Under CAR-T, a patient's own T-cells are collected and re-engineered to identify surface markers on the outside of cancer cells before being injected in the body again.

Before scans showed they had potentially fatal tumours on their kidneys, which were ultimately identified as cancer, both began exhibiting similar symptoms, including feeling extremely tired and thirsty.

A virus injected directly into the bloodstream could be used to treat people with aggressive brain tumours! Read to know more

Medical researchers have found that inhibiting a protein called BMI1 could impair tumour growth in lung cancer.

A simple blood test may be used to diagnose five types of cancers - colon, lung, breast, stomach and womb - at early stages, scientists say. Researchers from National Institute of Health (NIH) in US have identified a striking signature in tumour DNA that occurs in these types of cancers.

Scientists including those of Indian-origin have found a key to how tumour cells proliferate so quickly - and ways to turn this engine of growth into a target for treatment of a deadly brain cancer.

A powerful new drug with "unparalleled" strength against deadly forms of a childhood cancer that resist treatment has been identified by researchers.

In an indication that transmissible cancer may not be as rare as generally believed, researchers have identified a second, genetically distinct variety in Tasmania devils, iconic small dog-sized carnivores that are only found in the wild on the Australian island state of Tasmania.

Researchers have found a way to use diamonds to act as beacons in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans and identify cancerous tumours before they become life-threatening.

Scientists claim to have developed a new "groundbreaking" computer programme that can diagnose cancer in two days by identifying the source of the disease.

Tissue grown from biopsies shown to closely mimic patients' tumours, allowing researchers to study specific mutations and identify most promising drugs.

A new cancer screening technique has been developed by the British researchers that can identify tumours far earlier than is currently possible.

In a finding that may reduce the need for mastectomy, scientists have discovered that women with a benign breast disease have a raised risk of developing cancer but it usually occurs in one breast, not both.

Under CAR-T, a patient's own T-cells are collected and re-engineered to identify surface markers on the outside of cancer cells before being injected in the body again.

Before scans showed they had potentially fatal tumours on their kidneys, which were ultimately identified as cancer, both began exhibiting similar symptoms, including feeling extremely tired and thirsty.

A virus injected directly into the bloodstream could be used to treat people with aggressive brain tumours! Read to know more

Medical researchers have found that inhibiting a protein called BMI1 could impair tumour growth in lung cancer.

A simple blood test may be used to diagnose five types of cancers - colon, lung, breast, stomach and womb - at early stages, scientists say. Researchers from National Institute of Health (NIH) in US have identified a striking signature in tumour DNA that occurs in these types of cancers.

Scientists including those of Indian-origin have found a key to how tumour cells proliferate so quickly - and ways to turn this engine of growth into a target for treatment of a deadly brain cancer.

A powerful new drug with "unparalleled" strength against deadly forms of a childhood cancer that resist treatment has been identified by researchers.

In an indication that transmissible cancer may not be as rare as generally believed, researchers have identified a second, genetically distinct variety in Tasmania devils, iconic small dog-sized carnivores that are only found in the wild on the Australian island state of Tasmania.

Researchers have found a way to use diamonds to act as beacons in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans and identify cancerous tumours before they become life-threatening.

Scientists claim to have developed a new "groundbreaking" computer programme that can diagnose cancer in two days by identifying the source of the disease.

Tissue grown from biopsies shown to closely mimic patients' tumours, allowing researchers to study specific mutations and identify most promising drugs.

A new cancer screening technique has been developed by the British researchers that can identify tumours far earlier than is currently possible.

In a finding that may reduce the need for mastectomy, scientists have discovered that women with a benign breast disease have a raised risk of developing cancer but it usually occurs in one breast, not both.