Medicine & TechnologyUnderstanding the protein that regulates body weight could lead to the development of new treatments for metabolic disorders. Read the article to learn more.
Helium-3 leaking from the Earth’s core has been discovered. Find out how astronomers start to doubt a theory stating how the earth formed in a solar nebula.
A new study shows through videos how cancer relapse can be more effectively predicted. Find out how the role of white blood cell motion in this new approach.
CAR T cell immunotherapy is a promising yet expensive form of cancer treatment. Read on to find out how NCSU researchers developed a marshmallow-like scaffold to hasten and cheapen the process.
Living cells explore and invade tissues through their octopus-like tentacles called filopodia. Read the article to know how it could be used for cancer research.
The “worm-on-a-chip” will someday help doctors detect cancer in its initial stage. Discover how this noninvasive approach will help diagnose the deadly illness.
A study shows how stabilizing chromosomes may contribute to addressing tumors. Find out how this diagnostic and treatment strategy in dealing with cancer works.
Researchers at the University of Cambridge used personalized blood tests to detect patients with a high risk of lung cancer returning. Find out how this would help in cancer treatment.
The well-developed sense of smell of ants may soon help with early cancer detection in humans. Find out how this ability may be employed in hospital setting.
A new study shows that taller people are more likely to have colorectal cancer compared to shorter individuals. Click to find out how the particular cancer and height is correlated.
Numerous women experience bloating, but many don't know that it can be a sign of ovarian cancer. Read on to find out what ovarian cancer is and what common symptoms you should look out for.
Drug development takes billions of dollars and a few years of development before it reaches the final stages of approval. Click on the link and find out why 90% of drug candidates fail clinical trials.