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Archaeologists just discovered a 100-meter-long rock formation in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula covered in ancient art spanning 10,000 years of human history. The site reveals how people lived, worked, and expressed themselves from prehistoric times through the Islamic era.
Cancer patients at Mount Sinai can now connect one-on-one with trained mentors who've walked the same path, making treatment decisions feel less isolating. The new PATHS program especially helps patients understand clinical trials through personal experience, not just medical jargon.
Cancer patients considering clinical trials at Mount Sinai can now connect one-on-one with trained mentors who've walked the same path. The new PATHS program pairs patients with survivors and caregivers who understand their fears and questions firsthand.
Archaeologists just discovered a rock shelter in Egypt's Sinai Desert containing artwork and inscriptions spanning 10,000 years of human history. The ancient gallery reveals how people lived, hunted, and traveled through this desert landscape from prehistoric times through the medieval period.
Egyptian archaeologists have discovered a massive rock shelter in South Sinai featuring prehistoric paintings, ancient inscriptions, and artifacts spanning 12,000 years of human history. The site reveals continuous human presence from 10,000 BC through the Islamic period.
After six years of excavation, archaeologists in Egypt have discovered a unique religious temple and massive water basin in the ancient city of Pelusium, revealing how civilizations blended cultures 2,000 years ago. The find shows North Sinai still holds countless secrets waiting to be uncovered.
After six years of digging, archaeologists in Egypt have discovered a massive sacred water temple in the ancient city of Pelusium, complete with a 35-meter basin once fed by the Nile. The rare find blends Egyptian, Greek, and Roman architecture in a way experts have never seen before.
Archaeologists in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula uncovered a rare temple dedicated to an ancient god of mud, complete with a massive circular basin that connected to the Nile. The find reveals how Pelusium served as a cultural crossroads between Egypt and the Mediterranean world for over 700 years.
Mount Sinai researchers have discovered a breakthrough immunotherapy combination that achieved complete tumor elimination in colorectal cancer models. The treatment restores communication between immune cells, offering hope for patients who don't respond to current therapies.
Mount Sinai researchers discovered that focused radiation helps CAR-T therapy work better against tough-to-treat solid tumors like lung cancer and melanoma. The breakthrough could make this life-saving treatment safer and more effective for thousands of cancer patients.
Scientists at Mount Sinai discovered why immunotherapy works for some cancer patients but not others. The breakthrough could help doctors personalize treatment and spare patients from therapies unlikely to help them.
Researchers at Mount Sinai discovered a hidden pocket in a cancer protein that could lead to safer, more precise cancer drugs. The breakthrough reveals both AI's power and its limits in drug discovery.
Researchers at Mount Sinai created a therapy that doesn't attack cancer cells directly. Instead, it flips the immune cells protecting tumors, transforming defenders into destroyers.
Mount Sinai researchers made old blood stem cells behave like young ones again by repairing tiny cellular recycling centers, boosting their regenerative power eightfold. This discovery could lead to treatments that help elderly people maintain healthier immune systems and reduce risks of blood disorders.
Mount Sinai researchers discovered that severe anemia in cancer patients taking PARP inhibitors often stems from a treatable folate deficiency, not unavoidable side effects. A simple folic acid supplement could help thousands stay on life-saving treatment.
Researchers at Mount Sinai just published the first practical guide helping radiation doctors identify and protect female sexual organs during pelvic cancer treatment. This groundbreaking study addresses a gap in care that's left women's sexual health largely invisible in cancer treatment planning.
Scientists discovered why some bladder cancer patients don't respond to immunotherapy by linking common blood markers to immune suppression inside tumors. The breakthrough could help doctors identify resistant cases earlier and develop better combination treatments.
Doctors in New York just became the first in the world to use a newly approved liver cancer treatment that lets them schedule patients on more days of the week. The breakthrough could mean shorter wait times and better access for cancer patients when every day counts.
A groundbreaking Mount Sinai study shows that lung cancer surgery is just as safe for patients 80 and older as it is for younger adults. This finding could transform treatment options for thousands of elderly cancer patients previously considered too frail for surgery.
After decades of limited success, cancer vaccines are finally delivering real results thanks to breakthrough genetic technologies that customize treatment to each patient's unique tumor. When combined with other therapies, these personalized vaccines are showing promise across multiple cancer types.
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