In a bid to better understand how cancer cells power their explosive growth and spread, scientists at Johns Hopkins Medicine ...

Recent research on MCL-1, a critical protein that is an attractive target for cancer drug development, helps explain why some ...

While there is no definitive evidence linking chemicals to increased cancer risk in young people, this is an area of intense ...

A collaborative research team has successfully developed a novel fluorescent probe, SLY (Sialyl Lewis Yellow), capable of ...

Molecular vibrations, when paired with near-infrared (NIR) light, have opened a new chapter in cancer treatment. Instead of ...

This diet tricks cancer cells into starving themselves - fasting-mimicking diets fight tumors without destroying your healthy body.

However, it may help some cancerous cells to grow more quickly. “That doesn’t mean that taurine causes cancer,” he says. “But in people who already have cancer, it may fuel it.” ...

Every tumor cell type tested by the researchers — including this group of human breast cancer cells — required cooperation to survive under amino acid scarcity. Cell nuclei are labelled with ...

A pioneering scientist is lost too soon The discovery of how hungry fat cells could suppress cancer began in 2021, when Hai Nguyen, PhD, joined Ahituv’s lab. Nguyen had years of experience working ...

Only a small percentage of fat cells are brown, however, and the cold therapy needed to induce this anti-tumor effect might not be safe to use in most patients with cancer (the only human case ...

Cancer cells can poison attacking immune cells by filling them with defective mitochondria ― dampening the body’s defensive forces and helping the tumour to evade eradication 1. These findings ...

Most cancer cells have too many or too few chromosomes, distinguishing them from normal cells. But a new study shows that healthy breast tissues can also have cells with unusual copies of chromosomes.