Even DNA that doesn’t encode genes can drive cancer
Most of the human genome—98 percent—is made up of DNA but doesn’t actually encode genes,…
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Good-guy bacteria may help cancer immunotherapies do their job
Individuals with certain types of bacteria in their gut may be more likely to respond…
Halving radiation therapy for HPV-related throat cancer offers fewer side effects, similar outcomes
Mayo Clinic researchers have found that a 50 percent reduction in the intensity and dose…
International collaboration for genome analysis leads to clues about rare cancer
Researchers from across the globe have joined together to improve understanding about one of the…
New adventure experience: Rowing in amazing see
After partaking of my evening meal of cheese-like food and vegetable milk I sought out…
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“The woodtick sucks the blood of the dog, but the germ, being so very small,…
‘Eat me’ signal whets appetites for tumour-devouring dendritic cells
By changing the mouse model they use to study how the immune system responds to…
Patients dismissing ‘trivial’ symptoms could delay cancer diagnosis
People who dismiss their symptoms as trivial or worry about wasting the doctor’s time may…
Low dose of targeted drug might improve cancer-killing virus therapy
Giving low doses of a particular targeted agent with a cancer-killing virus might improve the…
The changing face of esophageal cancer: How to avoid the knife?
Professor Rebecca K.S. Wong for oncologynews.com.au. For patients presenting with localized esophageal cancer, conventionally the…