MEDICINE & HEALTHExperts say some patients have significant responses to immunotherapy that last for years. In some circumstances, so many years that it has been thought that these patients may have been treated for their disease.
Different health conditions can result from eating too many potato chips. 5 of them include cancer, high blood pressure, depression, weight gain, and stroke.
Cancer cells have adapted hibernation, an ancient evolutionary survival mechanism, in which they transform into sluggish, slow dividing cells to evade the harsh chemotherapy.
Researchers recently found that the two children in Japan who have lung cancer may have acquired tumor cells from their mothers during or shortly before birth.
Processed foods are linked to a higher risk of heart disease and early death. These foods are made with additives and preservatives for flavor and freshness.
Cancer could start almost anywhere in the human body, which is made up of trillions of cells. Evolution may be to blame for the high risk of cancers in humans.
Study reveals that fat starves immune cells and hinder them from targeting tumors. Obesity has been associated with cancer for quite some time now, although the complete scenario still eludes researchers.
Without global effort, annual deaths from cervical cancer could increase by 50% in the year 2035. The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) and World Health Organization (WHO) have organized a regional event on November 17, 2020, for the World Health Assembly to present the Global Strategy for the Elimination of Cervical Cancer.
A report specified that evidence that the risk for infection "was higher in patients with lung cancer" started to mount as early as February this year.
In a new study, researchers focus on training the innate immune system to attack tumors. One way to treat cancer is through immunotherapy or boosting the body's defenses against cancer cells by targeting the adaptive immune system, which triggers B-cells and T-cells.
For years, researchers have observed how tumor cells can rapidly spread to vital organs. For the first time, scientists identify a specific pathway in the lymphatic system.