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Whole genome sequencing improves care of children with cancer

New research has found that whole genome sequencing improved the clinical care of some children with cancer in England by informing individual patient care. The...
DEFENCE’s ARM-X vaccine completely inhibits ovarian cancer growth in treated animals

Defence’s ARM-X vaccine completely inhibits ovarian cancer growth in treated animals

Defence Therapeutics Inc., a Canadian biopharmaceutical company developing novel immune-oncology vaccines and drug delivery technologies, is pleased to announce that its second-generation ARM-X anti-cancer...
Glowing dye aids surgeons in eliminating prostate cancer cells

Glowing dye aids surgeons in eliminating prostate cancer cells

A glowing marker dye that sticks to prostate cancer cells could help surgeons remove them in real life. Cancer Research UK scientists, based at...
The impact of socioeconomic status on lung cancer screening participation

The impact of socioeconomic status on lung cancer screening participation

A new study demonstrates the benefits of lung cancer screening across socioeconomic groups and the importance of screening for people experiencing economic deprivation.  Lung cancer...
ARM-002TM vaccine shows effectiveness against pancreatic cancer

Trial demonstrates ARM-002TM vaccine’s effectiveness against pancreatic cancer

Defence Therapeutics has announced a successful pre-clinical vaccination trial utilising its ARM-002TM vaccine against pancreatic cancer.
anti-cancer vaccine

ARM-002TM anti-cancer vaccine shows promise in combatting pre-established melanoma

Defence Therapeutics Inc. has unveiled the exceptional efficacy of its second-generation ARMTM anti-cancer vaccine. The anti-cancer vaccine, dubbed ARM-002TM, has demonstrated proficiency in combating pre-established...
cancer checks

NHS cancer checks more than doubled in the last decade

NHS cancer checks have topped three million in a year for the first time, more than doubling in the last decade.
cancer cells

Spread of triple-negative breast cancer fuelled by softer tumours

Researchers have found how the mechanical properties of triple-negative breast tumours can influence how their cancerous cells spread to other organs. According to new findings...
cancer vaccine

Defence Therapeutics announces successful ARM-002TM cancer vaccine results

Defence Therapeutics has announced the successful testing of its second-generation anti-cancer vaccine, named ARM-002TM, utilising its flagship anti-cancer molecule, AccuTOX®. The ARM-002TM cancer vaccine, when...
lung cancer blood test

NHS pilot trials lung cancer blood test across thousands of patients

The NHS is conducting trials for a groundbreaking lung cancer blood test to detect the disease at its earliest stages.

Scientists identify protein interface that drives cancer growth

For the first time, researchers have shown that the protein interface that drives cancer growth could act as a target for more effective treatments. Led...
endometrial cancer

New endometrial cancer immunotherapy approved by the NHS

The NHS is set to introduce an immunotherapy that could potentially provide significant additional time for women battling endometrial cancer.
anti-diabetic drugs

Anti-diabetic drugs may lower brain cancer risk, says the University of Bristol

Researchers from the University of Bristol have uncovered a potential link between long-term use of certain anti-diabetic drugs and a reduced risk of primary...
Lynch syndrome

NHS introduces routine bowel cancer screening for Lynch syndrome patients

The NHS has announced it is offering routine bowel cancer screening to thousands of individuals with Lynch syndrome.
monoclonal antibody

Tohoku University develops monoclonal antibody for HER2-positive breast cancer

Tohoku University have engineered a groundbreaking monoclonal antibody aimed at HER2-positive breast cancer.
Cancer Research UK say cancer survival rates are slwoing

Improvements in cancer survival rates slowing, say Cancer Research UK

Ahead of World Cancer Day on Sunday, Cancer Research UK has revealed that improvements in cancer survival rates have slowed in recent years.
BRCA gene

BRCA gene testing programme launched by NHS to identify cancer risk

Tens of thousands of people with Jewish ancestry are set to benefit from a pioneering BRCA gene testing programme unveiled by the NHS. The BRCA...
lung tumours

Defence Therapeutics’ breakthrough in cancer treatment: AccuTOX® shows promise against lung tumours

Defence Therapeutics has announced the successful testing of a new formulation of its ACCUM-002TM Dimer CDCA-SV40 against lung tumours.
breast cancer risk

AI-driven screening identifies high breast cancer risk in mammograms

Cutting-edge technology harnessing Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionising the early detection of breast cancer, pinpointing women at high risk through mammography screening examinations. Led by...

NHS initiative introduces urinal mats carrying male cancer warning messages

Public toilets in England are set to feature urinal mats carrying crucial warnings about blood in urine to promote cancer symptoms in men.

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