Field: Cancer

A microdevice that injects up to 20 drugs into gliomas at once could help doctors quickly identify the best treatment for cancer patients.

The FDA-approved heart medication ranolazine boosted the efficacy of a BRAF inhibitor in mouse models of melanoma, the deadliest skin cancer.

City of Hope researchers are trialing a targeted therapy shown to kill more than 70 types of cancer in preclinical tests.

Radiopharmaceuticals allow doctors to directly target patients' cancer cells and avoid healthy tissue typically damaged by radiation therapy.

A 3D-printing-based approach could make immunotherapies based on natural killer (NK) cells better equipped to destroy cancer.

An AI that identifies patients most at risk of pancreatic cancer could lead to earlier diagnosis of the deadly disease.

Adding a cancer vaccine to CAR-T cell therapy, a revolutionary treatment for blood cancers, boosts its efficacy against solid tumors.

Low-calorie, intermittent-fasting, and ketogenic diets all can lower the amount of blood glucose available to fuel cancer cells.

A new pancreatic cancer vaccine based on mRNA tech was shown to be safe and capable of triggering an immune response in a small trial.

A new brain cancer treatment not only cured 100% of mice that received it, but also trained their immune systems to fight future cancers.

We're detecting and aggressively treating more tumors than ever before. But we're also over-treating more cancers then ever.