Cancer
Team Seeks Solutions to Chronic Disease Disparities
Research collaborative to address chronic diseases and social factors affecting African Americans and Latinos.
Molecule ‘Irons Out’ Aggressive Thyroid Cancer Cells
Investigators move to advanced models with a small molecule that unleashes cell death via ferroptosis.
Taking the Wear-and-Tear out of Endoscopy for Patients – and Doctors
Proprioceptive technology uses magnetic coupling to draw endoscopes forward, sparing patient and clinician injuries.
Does Pre-assessment Improve HSCT Success for Older Adults?
A comprehensive geriatric evaluation to guide personalized care is put to the test.
Youthful Presentation May Obscure Diagnosis in Early-Onset Colorectal Cancer
Literature review details late presentation, rising numbers and growing support needs for younger patients.
Cellular Niche Drives Aggressive Glioblastoma
Researchers tackle interplay between cancer, stem and immune cells in the tumor microenvironment.
Cancer’s Glow Guides More Complete Removal
Fluorescence imaging augments a surgeon’s eyes in excising malignancies.
Cancer Patients at Risk of Severe COVID-19 Even After Vaccination
Severe outcomes from COVID-19 may link to dampened immunity and substantial comorbidities.
Assessing the Southern Environment and Cancer Risk
New multi-institutional study aims to develop risk scores for environmental exposures.
Ohm of Prevention Aids Breast Cancer Survivors
New initiative uses bioimpedance measurements to prevent lymphedema.
AI Refines Lung Cancer Screenings
Deep learning reaches clinical adoption for tackling indeterminate nodules.