Health & Medicine
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Vitamin B12 Transport System Used to Deliver Glioblastoma Treatment Past Brain Barrier
For decades, the blood-brain barrier has been the rule that keeps glioblastoma patients alive just 15 months. That rule may be changing.…
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Child’s Subtle Sleep Change Led to Cancer Diagnosis After Months of Tests
Four blood tests. Two specialists. Months of random hives, bloating, and a child who started sleeping later. None of it pointed to…
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Researchers Use Vitamin B12 to Deliver Glioblastoma Drug Past Blood-Brain Barrier
History is littered with promising cancer treatments that worked beautifully in mice and then fell apart in people. That sobering fact hangs…
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Four-Year-Old’s Cancer Found After Months of Subtle Symptom Changes
Four months of doctor visits. Two normal blood tests. One scan that changed everything. Those are the numbers behind a four-year-old girl’s…
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Researchers Use Vitamin B12 to Bypass Blood-Brain Barrier in Glioblastoma Fight
Glioblastoma kills. It kills fast. Most patients get fifteen months, if they’re lucky. Surgery, radiation, chemotherapy — the standard toolkit — rarely…
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Colleague’s PSA test leads to cancer diagnosis after friend’s death
Paul Graham never had symptoms. Not one. He went for a PSA test — prostate-specific antigen — because his colleague Kieran Clark…
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Air traffic control engineers cycle 1,000 miles after colleague’s prostate cancer death
Prostate cancer kills one man every 45 minutes in the UK. That statistic hung over a group of air traffic control engineers…
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New Infrastructure Planning Guidance Mandates Health Impact Assessments
The government’s new national infrastructure planning guidance runs through a set of numbers that define how major projects in England will get…
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Melanoma survivor warns: Severe sunburns can strike decades later
FARNHAM, July 3 — A mother who spent years dismissing a mark on her neck as a birthmark has spoken out after…
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Scientists Used Vitamin B12 to Sneak a Cancer-Killer into the
NEW YORK, July 3 — In a clever bit of biological smuggling, scientists have used vitamin B12 to sneak a cancer-killing agent…
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Fatty liver disease may directly fuel aggressive bowel cancer spread
LONDON, July 3 — A fatty liver may be more than a metabolic warning sign. New research published in the journal Nature…
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Oncologist warns breast cancer signs go beyond a lump
LONDON, July 3 — Actress and presenter Lisa Faulkner has revealed she underwent surgery for early-stage breast cancer, a diagnosis she said…
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Actress Lisa Faulkner reveals early-stage breast cancer after routine mammogram
One woman in the UK receives a breast cancer diagnosis every ten minutes. That statistic, from research charity Breast Cancer Now, is…
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Vitamin B12 compound shows promise against deadly brain cancer
BOSTON — A modified form of vitamin B12, designed to deliver nitric oxide directly to tumors, has shown promise in early animal…
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Modified B12 compound crosses blood-brain barrier, shows sustained anti-tumor activity
A modified vitamin B12 compound that sneaks past the brain’s defenses has cleared animal testing for glioblastoma. The next steps are concrete,…
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Study finds modified vitamin B12 compound targets glioblastoma treatment resistance
For the roughly 12,000 Americans diagnosed each year with glioblastoma, the math is brutal. Median survival: under 15 months. Standard treatment —…
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Modified B12 compound with nitric oxide targets glioblastoma in animal tests
Glioblastoma patients have a grim clock. Median survival: under 15 months. Even with surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy, the tumor almost always returns.…
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Father’s Hope Shattered as Rare Brain Cancer Returns
SOUTH SHIELDS, July 2 — A first-time father has been told he has up to 12 months to live after a routine…
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Tumor Mutation, High-Fat Diet Spur Cachexia in Mice
CHICAGO, July 2 — A newly discovered pathway linking lung tumor genetics, diet, and the nervous system drives cancer-associated cachexia in mice,…
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Optimal strength training window linked to lower mortality rates
BOSTON, July 3 — A Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health study tracking 147,000 adults over 30 years has identified a…
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Experimental Drug Blocks 90% of Pancreatic Cancer Spread in Lab
TALLAHASSEE, July 2 — In a Florida lab, researchers have watched pancreatic cancer cells essentially stop in their tracks. The experimental compounds…
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Roche’s Divarasib Shows Superiority in Lung Cancer Trial
BASEL, July 2 — A phase III trial filed by Roche shows its investigational drug divarasib outperformed approved KRAS G12C inhibitors in…
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Precision medicine drives non-small cell lung cancer treatment market growth to 2036
NEW YORK, July 2 — The market for non-small cell lung cancer treatments is set to grow at a compound annual rate…
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ASCO 2026 insights spotlight hurdles in refining oncology trial designs
TORONTO, July 2 — Oncology experts are set to gather for a free webinar hosted by Xtalks, focusing on how data from…
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