Phase III Trial: High-Dose IV Vitamin C Fails Burns, May Raise Mortality
For years, intravenous vitamin C has been administered to severe burn patients based on the premise that its antioxidant and vascular-stabilizing properties…
Found 2029 results for "cancer"
For years, intravenous vitamin C has been administered to severe burn patients based on the premise that its antioxidant and vascular-stabilizing properties…
Pancreatic cancer kills so efficiently in part because it is almost never caught early — fewer than 20% of cases are diagnosed when surgery is still possible…
The promise of a single blood draw detecting dozens of cancers simultaneously has captivated oncologists and patients alike — but rigorous randomized evidence…
Brain metastases represent one of the most feared complications in lung cancer — they erode cognition, independence, and survival prospects simultaneously…
Dogs share overlapping gut microbial taxonomy, gene content, and functional pathways with humans — a similarity shaped by co-habitation, shared dietary…
Cervical cancer remains one of the most preventable malignancies, yet screening rates persistently fall short — particularly among populations with barriers…
For anyone touched by cancer — as a patient, caregiver, or clinician — the promise of a simple blood draw replacing or supplementing invasive tissue biopsies…
For millions of older adults who dutifully undergo repeat colonoscopies after a prior polyp finding, a growing body of evidence is challenging whether…
For older adults and their physicians weighing the cost-benefit calculus of continued colorectal surveillance, this cohort analysis reframes the conversation…
For clinicians and patients navigating colonoscopy surveillance decisions after age 75, a striking set of numbers is reshaping the calculus: a prior adenoma…
Endometrial cancer is often framed as a postmenopausal disease, yet a growing body of evidence suggests that premenopausal women with polycystic ovary…
For decades, KRAS mutations were considered undruggable — a death sentence for patients with pancreatic or lung cancers driven by this oncogene. The emergence…
For decades, KRAS was considered an undruggable target — a mutant protein so structurally elusive that the oncology field largely moved around it rather than…
Understanding why immunotherapy often fails in hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC)—one of the most treatment-resistant cancers globally—may hinge on a newly…
For men who undergo radical prostatectomy, a detectable PSA level that never fully clears has long been treated as an ominous independent risk factor — a…
Public health campaigns have long warned about drunk driving and liver disease, yet the alcohol-cancer connection remains one of the most underappreciated…
Detecting vanishingly small populations of residual cancer cells after treatment is one of oncology's most consequential measurement challenges. In acute…
For cancer patients receiving immunotherapy, why some respond dramatically while others barely at all has long been one of oncology's most frustrating…
In a prospective cohort of 89,069 participants tracked over a median 8.8 years (804,111 person-years), objectively measured daytime light exposure above 1916…
Cancer screening exists precisely to catch malignancies before they become fatal — yet the populations least equipped to navigate complex healthcare systems…