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Universal way to resensitise cancer cells to treatment

July 18, 2018
A team from The Institute of Cancer Research have discovered a way to make drug-resistant cancer cells sensitive to treatment – by targeting antenna-like structures.The researchers identified changes in cilia...

Iran joins the International Agency for Research on Cancer

June 7, 2018
The International Agency for Research on Cancer has welcomed the Islamic Republic of Iran as a new participating state.The membership of the Islamic Republic of Iran also reflects the continuing...

Brain Tumour Awards open for bids

June 4, 2018
Cancer Research UK has launched a new grant scheme for research aimed at advancing our understanding of brain tumours and the challenges translating discoveries into treatments.The Cancer Research UK Brain...

Setback to personalized cancer treatment

April 30, 2018
A new study suggests that tumour cells may develop resistance to potential Ras inhibitors – currently one of the most studied cancer treatments.Mutations in Ras are those that initiate many...

Study of ‘looping’ DNA reveals breast cancer link

April 12, 2018
Scientists have linked 110 genes to an increased risk of breast cancer in the most comprehensive study ever to unpick the genetics of the disease.The team from the Institute of...

Bubbly oxygen drink could aid cancer treatments

June 27, 2016
A drink containing oxygen microbubbles is being developed to make treatment of hard to reach tumours easier.

Food preservative found to kill cancer cells

January 27, 2016
A naturally occurring food preservative, nisin, has been found effective at destroying cancer and antibiotic resistant bacteria.

Meat-cooking compounds increase the risk of kidney cancer

December 7, 2015
Following a recent report by WHO suggesting the consumption of red and processed meat can increase the risk of colorectal cancer, new work has found that compounds produced when cooking...

Wasp venom can kill cancer

October 21, 2015
Brazilian wasp venom can selectively kill cancer cells without harming normal cells.

Blood test can predict future breast cancer

May 19, 2015
Scientists have discovered that a method known as biocontour profiling can predict breast cancer.A research team at the University of Copenhagen used blood samples and found that metabolic profiling of...

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