cancer research
-
Researchers Develop ‘Two-Headed Dragon’ Drug to Starve Cancer Cells
Researchers at UT Austin have created an experimental drug that forces cancer cells to consume excess sugar while simultaneously blocking their fat-based energy supply.
-
Princess of Wales Completes National Three Peaks Challenge to Support Cancer Research
The Princess of Wales has successfully completed the National Three Peaks Challenge, raising awareness and funds for The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity.
-
Medical Innovation and Professional Integrity: A June 2026 Update
As the FDA nears a decision on multi-cancer blood testing, the sports world grapples with the fallout from a four-year doping suspension for former Wimbledon champion Markéta Vondroušová.
-
Professor Richard Scolyer Shares Update Amid Health Decline
Renowned melanoma expert Professor Richard Scolyer reports his battle with glioblastoma has become ‘a bit tougher’ as he continues to advocate for experimental treatment research.
-
Supreme Court Weighs Pesticide Liability Amid New Cancer Risk Data
As the Supreme Court hears arguments in Monsanto v. Durnell, a new study reveals a 150% increase in cancer risk linked to environmental pesticide exposure, fueling tensions between the Trump administration and the MAHA movement.
-
ICMR Expands Research Focus Amid Rising Health Burdens
The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) is intensifying its focus on public health interventions as new data reveals shifting disease burdens, from cancer trends in Telangana to emerging environmental risks.
-
Alexandra Diaz Rejects ‘Incurable’ Label Amid Lymphoma Diagnosis
Public figure Alexandra Diaz has opened up about her mantle cell lymphoma diagnosis, choosing to pivot from a private struggle to a public, research-focused treatment path.
-
Plant Compound Triggers Self-Destruction in Aggressive Breast Cancer
Researchers have found a plant-based compound that induces apoptosis in aggressive breast cancer cells, offering hope for new treatment methods.
-
Pancreatic Cancer Eradicated in Mice: Why Human Trials Remain Distant
A new triple-combination drug therapy developed by Spanish scientists has completely and permanently eliminated pancreatic tumors in mice, addressing a major challenge of treatment resistance. However, human clinical trials are still a long way off.
-
Mariano Barbacid’s Team Unveils Triple Therapy Breakthrough for Pancreatic Cancer
A research team led by Dr. Mariano Barbacid at Spain’s National Center for Oncological Research (CNIO) has reported a significant breakthrough in treating pancreatic cancer. Their novel triple-drug therapy completely eliminated aggressive tumors in mouse models, offering new hope against…
-
Philanthropy and AI: Driving Global Innovation in Cancer Care and Research
Discover how philanthropic funding, cutting-edge AI, and global treatment centers are accelerating high-risk cancer research, addressing healthcare disparities, and setting new standards for patient care worldwide.
-
Sarcoma Cancer: Breakthroughs in Research, Tributes, and Community Support
From promising new clinical trials to heartfelt community initiatives, sarcoma cancer is at the center of medical innovation and personal stories of courage.
-
Breakthroughs in Cancer Research
Cancer research has made significant strides, from AI-driven innovations to personalized treatments. Explore how breakthroughs in detection, treatment, and prevention are reshaping the fight against cancer.
-
Breakthroughs in Cancer Research: Transforming Detection and Treatment
Discover the latest advancements in cancer research, including the role of AI in early detection, treatment innovations, and the pursuit of a cure.