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For young women diagnosed with cancer, the chance to preserve future fertility can be as consequential as the treatment itself — yet whether that option is…
Bloodstream infections caused by Staphylococcus aureus carry a mortality rate that rivals many cancers, yet a fundamental treatment question has remained…
Analyzing 7,285 circulating protein aptamers in 4,372 EPIC cohort participants, researchers identified specific proteins that may mechanistically connect…
The conventional focus on adult dietary habits may be missing a far more consequential window: the first years of life. New causal evidence now suggests that…
Understanding why some cancer cells metastasize while others stay put has long been one of oncology's hardest problems — and it turns out physical stiffness…
The stubborn failure of CAR-T cell therapies against solid tumors — in contrast to their success in blood cancers — represents one of oncology's most…
Maintaining genomic integrity during cell division is one of the most demanding tasks biology faces — and failures here are directly linked to cancer…
Pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma remains one of oncology's most lethal diagnoses precisely because liver metastasis typically occurs before detection. A new…
For the roughly 10% of cancer patients harboring inherited germline mutations, prevention has long meant surveillance and early detection. A sweeping review…
Cancer immunotherapy has long focused on molecular checkpoints — PD-1, CTLA-4, and their ligands — but a growing body of evidence suggests tumors exploit a…
For millions of postmenopausal women managing chronic symptoms well into their sixties and beyond, the question of whether to continue or begin hormone…
For the roughly 235,000 Americans diagnosed with lung cancer each year, survival odds are already daunting — but where a patient lives after diagnosis may…
Understanding precisely how ultra-processed foods damage the cardiovascular system has long been a missing piece in nutrition science. Diet questionnaires can…
Cancer screening has long been constrained by organ-specific tests that catch disease late. A technology that could simultaneously flag dozens of cancers from…
A conceptual framework published in Ageing Research Reviews dismantles a persistent conflation in senescence biology: equating what happens to an individual…
Identifying which immune cells to harvest and expand for personalized cancer therapy has long been the bottleneck separating promising immunotherapy concepts…
Understanding why hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) resists so many treatment strategies has long frustrated oncologists. New molecular evidence points to a…
Early detection of oral cancer could dramatically shift survival outcomes — yet the mouth remains one of the harder diagnostic environments to work in quickly…
For the roughly 150,000 women in the U.S. annually who undergo lumpectomy for early breast cancer, the total weeks spent in a radiation suite carry real…
Triple-negative breast cancer remains one of oncology's most stubborn challenges — lacking the hormone and HER2 receptors that give other breast cancers…