Research Articles
Companies Hope for Rare Win with Cancer Stem Cell Therapies
Exploring how cancer stem cells hold the key to curing cancer and the innovative therapies companies are developing to target these resilient cells.
The Implications of "Random Chance" in Cancer Genesis: Why Stochastic Can Be a Dirty Word
Exploring the controversial role of stochasticity in cancer genesis, why the concept remains polarizing, and how scientists are working to tame cellular chaos.
Chinese Anti-Cancer Association: Igniting Hope, Illuminating the Path Against Cancer
Discover how the Chinese Anti-Cancer Association is revolutionizing cancer treatment through integrated medicine and global collaboration, improving survival rates from 33.3% to 43.7% in a decade.
Decoding Cancer's Defense System: How Scientists Are Outsmarting Treatment Resistance
Explore the fascinating science behind cancer treatment resistance and groundbreaking research revealing how to disable cancer's defense mechanisms.
The Root of the Problem: Hunting Cancer's Master Cells with "Avatars"
How scientists are using patient-derived tumors in mice to finally target the elusive cells that cause cancer to relapse.
When Blood and Butterflies Collide: The Unexpected Link Between Blood and Thyroid Cancers
Discover the fascinating biological link between myeloid blood cancers and thyroid cancer, and how this discovery is reshaping our understanding of cancer risk.
The Cancer Assassin: How Scientists Are Programming a New Generation of Smart Bombs to Fight Tumors
Discover how scientists are developing precision-guided immunotherapies targeting the B7-H3 protein to fight cancer with fewer side effects.
Cancer's Secret Keepers: Are All Tumor Cells Created Equal?
Exploring the revolutionary cancer stem cell theory that could explain treatment resistance and lead to new cancer cures.
The Body's Betrayal: When Peacekeeper Cells Help Cancer Thrive
How regulatory T-cells inside kidney cancer tumors predict patient survival outcomes and what this means for future treatments.
The Body's Ancient Blueprint: Could Cancer Start Before We're Even Born?
Exploring the fetal cell carcinogenesis hypothesis and its potential impact on cancer pathology and treatment approaches.