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Researchers at UC San Diego analyzed half a million cells from pancreatic tumors and discovered how cancer constantly reshapes itself to dodge treatment. The breakthrough could lead to therapies that finally outsmart this deadly disease.
Four Victorian researchers just received $2.25 million to develop cancer treatments designed specifically for children's bodies, not adults'. The breakthrough could spare kids from lifelong side effects like infertility and memory loss.
A groundbreaking six-year study aims to solve one of cancer treatment's biggest puzzles: predicting which lung cancer patients will respond to immunotherapy. With $23.7 million in federal funding, City of Hope is mapping how tumors change to help doctors choose the right treatment from the start.
UC San Diego researchers discovered how to "re-educate" immune cells to attack aggressive ovarian cancer by blocking a protein and triggering omega-3 signals. The breakthrough could make existing treatments far more effective for patients with limited options.
