Johns Hopkins scientists depict molecular pathway to track replication in cancer cells
The findings could potentially lead to new therapies and could stop the growth of cancers
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Tag: oncology
Two RNA-binding proteins could contribute to cancer therapy development
The paper identifies the roles and differences between LARP4A and LARP4B in sarcoma and carcinoma cancers
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CureVac and MD Anderson Cancer Center partner to develop new cancer vaccines
Both will develop cancer vaccine candidates in selected haematological and solid tumour indications
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Study suggests tumour microenvironments could predict cancer progression
NSCLC is the most common type of lung cancer and is responsible for up to 85% of all cases
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UK study finds screening with a PSA test in prostate cancer can lead to overdiagnosis
Prostate cancer is responsible for around 12,000 deaths a year in the UK and is the second biggest cause of death for men
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Bio-Rad and Alleghany Health Network partner for patients with solid tumour cancer
Solid tumour cancers account for 90% of adult human cancers and 50% of childhood malignancies
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Culmination Bio and BillionToOne partner to advance cancer diagnosis
Both will validate the clinical performance of two new diagnostic tests for regulatory submission
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Alliance Healthcare launches cancer symptom referral scheme in UK pharmacies
Macmillan Cancer Support estimated that around three million people in the UK were living with cancer in 2022
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Key mechanism controlling bone marrow stem cells could lead to new therapies
Hoxa9 and b-catenin molecules are a rare population of self-renewing HSCs found in bone marrow
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KCL project receives £100,000 UK government funding to boost AI-assisted healthcare
The project will assist researchers and companies in training the technology for healthcare settings
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Study reveals new liquid biopsy test could benefit thousands of lung cancer patients
The third most common and serious form of cancer affects over 43,000 people every year in the UK
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Strand Therapeutics develops new class of mRNA molecules for cancer
The self-replicating mRNA molecule could be used in cancer and potentially a broad range of other diseases
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- MIT’s new MRI brain light-detecting technique could support brain cell studies
- PharmaTimes MSEA and NIEA awards are open for entry
- BBSRC invests £48m in Babraham Institute to advance lifelong health research
- NHS reduces long waits for cancer care and achieves faster ambulance responses
- MHRA’s AI Airlock to address challenges for regulating AI medical devices
