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Dormant Tumor Cells Found To Fuel Neuroblastoma Relapse

Researchers found that MYCN located on extra-chromosomal DNA enables some neuroblastoma cells to enter a dormant, therapy-resistant state. Combining chemotherapy with drugs targeting senescent cells removed aggressive and dormant cells in models.
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How Gut Bacteria Feed on Mushrooms Linked to Colorectal Cancer

New research has uncovered how different types of gut bacteria feed on a prominent dietary antioxidant found in mushrooms, shedding light on molecular pathways that could form a cancer drug target.
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How Tumor Cells Evade Treatment by Playing Dead

The research finds that the location of the MYCN oncogene determines whether tumor cells respond to chemotherapy or enter a state of dormancy.
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New Blood Test Method Could Aid Diagnosis of Multiple Myeloma

Researchers have developed a blood-based diagnostic method for multiple myeloma and its precursor conditions. The method offers a non-invasive alternative to bone marrow biopsies, which are currently used to assess disease stage and genetic risk.
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pH-Responsive Graphene Nanocarriers Improve Precision in Cancer Drug Delivery

Scientists have developed a pH-responsive nanomaterial using graphene oxide and polyglycerol for cancer drug delivery. The nanomaterial surface changes its charge in an acidic tumor environment and enables the better uptake of drugs by cancer cells.
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Chemotherapy Safety Improved by Genetic Testing

Study finds that preemptive genetic testing for those with two specific genes cuts chemotherapy side effects in half, as compared to similar patients given standard doses without testing.
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Inactivation of CDK12/13 Pathway Boosts Body’s Immune Response Against Tumors

A study led by researchers from the University of Michigan showed that targeting CDK12 and a related gene, CDK13, strongly activates the stimulator of interferon genes, or STING, signaling pathway, enhancing the effectiveness of immunotherapies.
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New Endoscopy Technology Improves Early Detection of Esophageal Cancer

Researchers have developed an imaging method called oxygen-enhanced endoscopy to detect cancerous lesions in the esophagus with high precision.
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Ultra-Thin Carbon Membrane Sharpens Proton Beams, Boosting Cancer Treatment Precision

Researchers have developed a new single-atom-thick carbon material that could revolutionise proton therapy for cancer patients, and advance technologies in medicine and other areas such as energy devices and flexible electronics.
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Dual Polyps May Signal Faster Path to Bowel Cancer

Researchers have found a critical link between having two types of polyps, common growths found in the bowel, and an increased risk of developing cancer.
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