Bacterial therapy shows early promise in patients with advanced solid tumours
Researchers have presented results of a Phase I clinical trial using bacterial Clostridium novyi-NT spores to target advanced solid tumours...
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Researchers have presented results of a Phase I clinical trial using bacterial Clostridium novyi-NT spores to target advanced solid tumours...
Portable biopharmaceutical drug manufacturers could be the future method of producing the drugs on demand for outbreaks of disease...
Aluminium could be key for the effective and efficient adsorption of chemotherapy drugs for targeted delivery and reduced side effects...
Researchers questioned whether cancer crowdfunding elicits deception, especially when offering patients treatments with no scientific backing...
Doxorubicin induced irreversible dysregulation which decreased the levels of lipoxygenases and cyclooxygenases in the left ventricle...
Raman spectroscopy can help to detect post-traumatic stress disorder syndrome by revealing the levels of stress hormone in human hair.
The onset of side effects of a common cancer treatment, anti-PD-1 therapy can be identified up to 3 years after treatment...
Watson for Clinical Trial Matching, an AI platform, has shown an increase of 80 percent in enrolment for breast cancer clinical trials, along with reduced screening times for patients...
Scientists are conducting a joint study to develop a radioactive marker, based on nanoparticles, for the detection of cancer...
Promising experimental cancer chemotherapy drugs may help knock out another life-threatening disease: tuberculosis (TB)...
A new microscope system can image living tissue in real time and in molecular detail, without any chemicals or dyes...
Anti-CTLA-4 treatment triggers immune-suppressing EZH2 on T cells; clinical trial open...
Protein inhibits inflammatory response underlying chronic pain processing may provide an alternative to opioids for severe, persistent pain...
Researchers hope immunotherapy will prevent against overactive immune response...
An innovative way to inject light into tiny silicon microdisks could help meet the need for practical chip-based sensors to detect cancer and other diseases.