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The genomic examination of non-Latin black veterans with prostate cancer gives key information on precision medicine

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The genomic examination of non-Latin black veterans with prostate cancer gives key information on precision medicine
17
May

In the largest clinical study of the genomic profiling of non-Latin Black men with prostate metastatic cancer so far scientists from the Moffitt Cancer Center, University of Pennsylvania, University of California Los Angeles and veterans (VA) National Oncology Program, when both groups were equal. The study, published, analyzed data from over 5,000 American veterans with […]

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Colorectal cancer before 50 associated with the usual, often thought -out state affecting millions of Americans

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Colorectal cancer before 50 associated with the usual, often thought -out state affecting millions of Americans
15
May

Cases of colorectal cancer are practicing, especially among younger adults, leaving scientists racing to discover the hidden perpetrators of this disturbing trend. While bad diets, a sedentary lifestyle and environmental factors have long been in the spotlight, a new study reveals a surprising factor, a state that is both common and often overlooked. Scientists have […]

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Taurine identified as a key skeletal cancer regulator

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Taurine identified as a key skeletal cancer regulator
14
May

The new scientific research identified Taurin, which is naturally produced in the body and consumed by some foods, as a key sofa cancer regulator, such as leukemia, in accordance with the article published in the magazine Post -clinical studies show that scientists are one step closer to finding new ways to aim at leukemia, which […]

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Family says that the father of California fighting lung cancer refused to responsibility for the treatment of the “last option”

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Family says that the father of California fighting lung cancer refused to responsibility for the treatment of the “last option”
11
May

AND California A man fighting lung cancer in stage 4 insurance Reports for a potentially rescuing dual lung transplant life, just as he was preparing for flying Chicago In the case of the procedure, his family says. Deron Wells, a 59-year-old husband and father of three children, was medically approved for a rare lung transplant […]

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Malaria infection associated with cancer risk in children

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Malaria infection associated with cancer risk in children
25
Apr

New data published in the discovery of the role of Plasmodium Falciparum (malaria) in the development of Burkitt (BL) lymphoma, the most common cancer in children in equatorial Africa and New Guinea. BL has been associated with the malaria P. Falciparum since 1958, but the basic mechanism of how it led to cancer remained a […]

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The examination says that the diagnosis of prostate cancer is not a death sentence

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The examination says that the diagnosis of prostate cancer is not a death sentence
24
Apr

Prostate cancer statistics may look terrifying: 34,250 deaths in the US in 2024. 1.4 million new cases around the world in 2022. Dr. Bruce Montgomery, an oncologist of the University of Warsaw, hopes that patients will not see these numbers and simply reject their hands in fear or resignation. “Diagnosing prostate cancer is not death,” […]

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The IL-12 cytokin factory is successful in targeting difficult to treat cancer

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The IL-12 cytokin factory is successful in targeting difficult to treat cancer
09
Apr

A team of researchers from the Rice Biotech starting pad at the University of Rice developed an implantable “cytokin factory”, which safely triggers strong immune answers against cancer difficult to treat, including metastatic melanoma, pancreas and colorectal tumors. The study, published in, describes in detail how the device immunoted near the micro-environment of the tumor […]

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Patients with country cancer cross state lines to specialist care

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Patients with country cancer cross state lines to specialist care
06
Apr

In a study financed by federal researchers from the Huntsman Cancer Institute at the University of Utah (U), they found that 7% of patients from Medicare Cross State Borders for Cancer Care, and the indicators were almost twice for those who lived in rural areas. This has important implications for teeth policy and a doctor’s […]

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The new approach accelerates personalized cancer treatment in young patients

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The new approach accelerates personalized cancer treatment in young patients
01
Apr

The Pan-Canadian team has developed a new way to quickly find personalized methods of treating young patients with cancer, by growing tumors in chicken eggs and analyzing their proteins. The team, led by scientists from the University of British Columbia and BC Children’s Hospital Research Institute, is the first in Canada to combine these two […]

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Apiksaban with a reduced dose turns out to be effective in preventing blood clots in patients with cancer

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Apiksaban with a reduced dose turns out to be effective in preventing blood clots in patients with cancer
30
Mar

Patients with active cancer who developed a blood clot or venous thrombosis (VTE) and were treated with blood thinning drugs for at least six months, and then an additional 12 months of Apiksaban in low dose, experienced similar VTE relapses and less bleeding as similar patients who received a fully dose of oral drugs in […]

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