Scientists developing new tools for diagnosing cancer
A group of scientists from Russia’s Ural Federal University, headed by Professor Grigory Zyryanov, synthesised a group of multi-purpose fluorophores.
Read MoreA group of scientists from Russia’s Ural Federal University, headed by Professor Grigory Zyryanov, synthesised a group of multi-purpose fluorophores.
Read MoreA new nuclear medicine method for detecting malignant melanoma, one of the most aggressive skin cancers, has been successfully tested for the first time in humans and could improve detection of both primary and metastatic melanoma.
Read MoreA new approach to pancreatic cancer screening may help doctors detect the disease in people at high risk before it reaches more advanced and difficult-to treat stages.
Read MoreA mechanism which drives leukaemia cell growth has been discovered by researchers at the University of Sussex, who believe their findings could help to inform new strategies when it comes to treating the cancer.
Read MoreAn innovative combination therapy can force malignant breast cancer cells to turn into fat cells. This can be used to prevent the formation of metastases in mice, as researchers at the University of Basel’s Department of Biomedicine recently reported
Read MoreResearchers have discovered molecular hallmarks of hypoxia in the first-ever pan-cancer analysis of low oxygen in human tumours. The study investigated more than 8,000 human tumours across 19 different cancer types, this article provides further information.
Read MoreAlthough breast cancer is the most common type of female cancer throughout the Middle East, many women do not seek medical care promptly. Consequently, the region has increased rates of late incidences. Dr Marwan Elbagouray explains breast cancer risks and the benefits of early screening.
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