Oncology

Byproduct found in cotton plant rid the body of abnormal cancerous cells.

Researchers examine use of docetaxel in patients with castration-resistant metastatic prostate cancer following androgen-deprivation therapy.

Use of exomes shield lung cancer drug from immune system defenses.

Researchers examine how genetic changes in breast cancer cells interfere with pathways critical to disease growth and survival.

Breakthrough cancer pain can be difficult for providers to measure.

Metformin decreased inflammation and scarring observed in more common pancreatic cancers.

Combination of diclofenac with chemotherapy and radiation may greatly improve treatment of cancer patients.

Combination of diclofenac with chemotherapy and radiation may greatly improve treatment of cancer patients.

Cheese contains a natural food preservative, nisin, which can destroy cancer cells.

Research examines long non-coding RNAs as biomarkers and therapeutic targets.

Top news of the week in cancer drug development and research.

PKN proteins are gaining recognition as drug targets for cancer research.

Tumor depth associated with the highest risk risk ratio of local recurrence.

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Government announces plans to increase funding for cancer treatment research and development.

Multi-ingredient capsule funnels different ingredients through 2 parallel inner needles, which could enhance cancer treatment.

Discovery can help predict progression to metastatic cancer.

Test can better analyze the potential disease progression of skin cancer.

Study emphasizes need for long-term communication between physicians and patients regarding prostate cancer screening.

Study finds greater access to Medicaid needed for low income cancer survivors.

Rate of lung cancer significantly higher in patients with upper lobe pneumonia.

Research explores non-invasive methods to allow for the safe study of cancer progression.

Study finds that patients prescribed expensive drugs will continue to face high out-of-pocket costs.

Implanting tumor samples from skin cancer patients in mice helps target melanoma escape routes.

Process may lead to better quality liver cells derived from clinical grade stem cells.

Targeting Dicer enzyme may help prevent cancer development.

Study finds that patients prescribed expensive drugs will continue to face high out-of-pocket costs.

Top news of the week in oncology.