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Cancer

Blood pressure drug may help patients with noncancerous brain tumors

Categories Brain & Behavior

A noninvasive test to detect cancer cells and pinpoint their location

Categories Technology

Combining low-dose radiotherapy with immunotherapy eradicates metastatic cancer in mice

Categories Health

Chest Xray

Iodine and X-rays combined to kill cancer cells

Categories Health, Physics & Mathematics, Technology

Monitoring proves better than active treatment for low-risk prostate cancer

Categories Health

MRI can cut overdiagnoses in prostate-cancer screening by half

Categories Health

Based on the study, researchers also created an online risk calculator that forecasts the probability of overall and progression-free survival in response to LuPSMA.

Tool helps predicts who will respond best to targeted prostate cancer therapy

Categories Health, Technology

Scientists are gaining a better understanding of the biochemical process behind pigment production.

Altering skin pigmentation can prevent UV cancer

Categories Health

The image depicts neurons (green) in co-culture with medulloblastoma cells (red). Phenotypically, two contrasting cell types – the former normal and quiescent, while the latter cancerous and proliferating. Martirosian et al., through the perspective of cancer neuroscience, now provide evidence that rare cells in this pediatric brain tumor masquerade like quiescent neurons and exploit a neurotransmitter metabolic pathway to survive in the cerebrospinal fluid and promote leptomeningeal metastases. (Image/Vahan Martirosian, Josh Neman)

Scientists identify a culprit behind pediatric brain cancer’s spread

Categories Brain & Behavior, Health

“We’re looking at individuals to move toward a primarily plant-based type of dietary pattern rich in fruits and vegetables, whole grains and beans, peas, lentils, seeds and nuts – and cutting back on saturated fats and sodium,” senior author Colleen Spees says.

Most US adults fall short of cancer-prevention dietary guidelines

Categories Health

Head and neck cancer survivors’ tongues are less sensitive at the tip, and problems with taste dysfunction may persist for years after patients complete oncology treatments, a team led by food science and human nutrition professor M. Yanina Pepino found in a study.

Cancer survivors’ tongues less sensitive to tastes than those of healthy peers

Categories Health

Drug commonly used as antidepressant helps fight cancer in mice

Categories Brain & Behavior, Health

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