Cancer Research
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Nutraceutical formula shows potential in cancer treatment study
ISLAMABAD, July 1 — A new study has turned to an unexpected source in the fight against cancer: a nutraceutical formula called…
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Global Oncology Precision Medicine Market Set for Robust Expansion Through 2031
GLOBAL — July 1, 2026 — The global market for oncology precision medicine is opening up fresh opportunities in diagnostics and therapeutics,…
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Study: Quitting Smoking for Vaping Raises Lung Cancer Risk 56%
SEOUL — A sweeping new study out of South Korea is casting serious doubt on the idea that switching to e-cigarettes is…
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Study: Ex-Smokers Who Vape Daily Face 56% Higher Lung Cancer Risk
SEOUL — The numbers are brutal. A 56% higher lung cancer risk for former smokers who swap cigarettes for daily vaping. Not…
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Former Smokers Who Switch to Daily Vaping Face Double Lung Cancer Death Risk
SEOUL — A South Korean study tracking more than 4.5 million adults has produced stark numbers on vaping after quitting cigarettes. The…
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New Analyses Shed Light on Rare Lymphoma Survival Rates
PRINCETON, N.J., June 30 — New analyses are helping doctors better understand the long-term survival picture for patients with two rare forms…
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QIMR Berghofer study: 70% of Queenslanders used skin cancer services in eight years
For decades, Queensland has been the place where the sun doesn’t just shine — it attacks. The state holds the world’s highest…
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Spanish researcher traces single gene flaw behind rare childhood cancer
A single gene gone wrong. That is the core problem with rhabdoid tumours. And it is the core clue that a Spanish…
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Malaga researcher targets 20% survival rate in rare childhood cancer
MADRID — The survival numbers are brutal. Twenty percent. That is the share of children with rhabdoid tumours who live past five…
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Study: 70% of Queenslanders sought skin cancer treatment over 8 years
For eight years, 40,000 Queenslanders walked into doctors’ offices, clinics, and hospital rooms to have skin cancers cut out, burned off, or…
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Spanish researcher leads efforts to improve 20% survival rate for childhood tumours
MADRID — The survival rate is 20 percent. That is the number that defines rhabdoid tumours in children. Five years out from…
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Zelluna Secures NOK 16 Million Grant for TCR-NK Research
OSLO, June 30 — Zelluna ASA, a company listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange under the ticker ZLNA, has been awarded a…
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Young cancer survivor kicks off Race for Life after remission
ABERDEEN, June 28 — A young woman from Moray who was rushed to hospital after a tumour was found pressing against her…
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Young cancer survivor Kayla Esson shares remission news after months of treatment
Kayla Esson was in a hospital room when the words hit her. Her consultant, Dr. Gavin Preston, told her the cancer was…
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Young cancer survivor starts Race for Life one year after remission
She went from patient to starter. Kayla Esson, 22, stood at the front of 1,100 runners in Aberdeen on Sunday and blew…
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Multilevel training model to speed child cancer diagnosis in Ethiopia
ADDIS ABABA — A new training and mentorship model is showing early promise in accelerating the diagnosis of childhood cancer in Northwest…
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Tiny Antarctic creature may hold key to melanoma treatment
TAMPA, June 29 — The bottom line: a toxin from a tiny sea creature collected off Antarctica has already killed melanoma cells…
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Cancer signs thousands overlook – ‘won’t contact GP for
LONDON, June 29 — A troubling pattern is emerging across the UK, one that families here and across Asia might recognise all…
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USF researchers find Antarctic sea squirt compound kills melanoma in mice
TAMPA — Six weeks in Antarctic waters. Dives to 130 feet. Half-hour bottom times. And one compound that killed melanoma in mice…
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Study: Cell junction genes vary by breast cancer subtype in Asian patients
TOKYO — Breast cancer rates are climbing across Asia. That much is known. What is less understood is how to match each…
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One in three UK residents delays cancer check for six months after spotting symptoms
It starts small. A mole that looks different. A cough that won’t quit. Blood where it shouldn’t be. For one in three…
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Antarctic sea creature toxin shows melanoma-killing potential in mouse study
A toxin harvested from a tiny sea creature collected off Antarctica has killed melanoma in mice without harming the mice. That fact…
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Genes controlling cell adhesion linked to breast cancer spread risk
Breast cancer doesn’t kill by sitting still. It kills when cells break loose, travel, and start new tumors elsewhere. A study published…
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Cancer Research UK survey finds 43% of patients do not revisit GP after symptoms persist
Cancer Research UK’s new data lands in a familiar spot. The charity has been tracking public hesitation toward red-flag symptoms for years.…
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