The director of the Institute of Tumor Biology in Hamburg, Germany talks about the possibilities of liquid biopsies to detect cancer in early stages, or to know if someone is truly cured after surgery
The scientist at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York says that this technique has meant ‘a total change’ many patients’ prognosis
The doctor, a scientist at Spain’s National Oncological Research Center, has just launched a spin-off on personalized oncology nutrition to help optimize the results of therapies and reduce toxicities
Research suggests that this chronic disease increases the likelihood of developing an ovarian tumor by up to three times
The Mexican researcher co-authored a study showing that 1.5 million women’s deaths could be avoided through primary prevention or early detection
The president of the European Society of Medical Oncology reviews the latest advances against cancer presented at its annual congress in Madrid
Phages, viruses that infect bacteria, may be useful in repairing the microbiota imbalances behind depression and irritable bowel syndrome
Working out can reduce the risk of developing the disease, help avoid the side effects of therapy and may also improve prognosis and survival rates
The performer stopped chemotherapy to try an experimental treatment. His disease has been in remission for 12 months, but doctors have warned him that there will come a point when the treatment stops working
Oncologists Jaime Feliú and Daniel Martínez find a link between certain microbes and the potential for a colorectal tumor relapse
A study published in ‘The Lancet’ supports the potential use of liquid biopsy as a future tool for early detection, but experts warn that the technique still needs refining to avoid false positives and overdiagnosis
The doctor at the A Coruña Hospital admits that, generally, ‘when it shows symptoms, the condition is already advanced’
Scientists explore the potential of a technique that enabled the rapid development of the first Covid-19 vaccines and which holds immense potential in combating other diseases like cancer, the flu, HIV and autoimmune conditions
There are over a dozen transmissible tumors in mollusks, the Tasmanian devil and even dogs, but cases in humans are extremely rare
Experts attribute this phenomenon to escalating risk factors such as poor diet, obesity, sedentary lifestyles and changes in reproductive factors
A study in ‘The Lancet’ indicates that 1.5 million deaths could be avoided through early detection strategies, while another 800,000 could be averted if all women had access to optimal treatment
The doctor points out that the great challenges in the fight against the disease are understanding the mechanisms of why some tumors resist treatment and why some patients do not respond to targeted therapies
Different studies indicate that the mammals may have genetic and cellular adaptations that protect them against aging processes, viruses and diseases
About 8% of the genome is made up of viral relics, silent remnants of ancient pandemics. When resurrected, they can play a role in our health and wellbeing
The term emphasizes invasion and destruction, but metaphors can be harmful for the disease’s patients: they condition, blame and hide the real problems
For the first time, a study has detected tumor DNA in the breast milk of patients with breast cancer. The researchers involved propose a liquid biopsy of this fluid, as a tool for early diagnosis of the disease
New studies indicate that genetically-modified microbes are likely to play an important role in the war against cancer
A team led by Spanish biochemist Miguel Reina has found a way to boost the white blood cells that destroy cancer cells
Experts call for a ban on smoking in all automobiles after a study finds dangerous buildup of harmful compounds in smokers’ vehicles
By inserting hyaluronic acid from the African rodents, researchers managed to extend the maximum lifespan of common mice by 12% while making them more resistant to cancer
The combination of a pair of drugs ‘awarded’ the Nobel Prize in Medicine reduces tumors in 28% of patients with aggressive melanoma
A study show that pharmaceutical companies charge higher prices for these therapies, draining resources from other diseases
