Cancer
UC Riverside’s Groundbreaking Approach to Subdue MYC Proteins in 75% of Cancers
Researchers at the University of California – Riverside (UCR) have “tamed” the chaotic MYC proteins that promote and aggravate 75% of cancers. Their work, published in the Journal of …
Do You Want to Avoid Dementia? Why Quitting Alcohol After 65 – Or Even Sooner – Might Be Key
Despite common beliefs about moderate drinking, no level of alcohol is safe for the brain, particularly for those over 65. This article examines why abstaining from alcohol is key …
Vibrating Molecules Can Kill 99% of Cancer Cells Without Hurting Healthy Tissue
Researchers have just developed a promising strategy to combat melanoma, offering a potential new pathway in cancer treatment. This article explores their innovative approach, poised to change the landscape …
It Takes 5 Years for the Oral Microbiome to Return to Normal After Quitting Smoking
The microorganisms in the mouth, known as the oral microbiome, refer to the diverse community of bacteria, viruses, fungi, and other microbes that live in the mouth. These microorganisms …
Lung Cancer Breakthrough: Durvalumab (Imfinzi) Shows Improved Event-Free Survival in Resectable NSCLC
Lung cancer remains a primary health concern globally due to its high mortality rate. As the medical community persists in its efforts to identify effective treatments, immunotherapy stands out …
Immunotherapeutic Advances in Melanoma: Insights from the French National Academy of Medicine and Implications for Future Treatment
The recent surge in immunotherapy’s efficacy in treating melanoma has attracted significant attention within the medical community. The French National Academy of Medicine’s latest press release offers a comprehensive …
Proven Strategies for Successful Smoking Cessation: A Science-Backed Guide
Though the popularity of smoking is on the decline, the numbers still don’t look good. According to the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), it remains the leading …
Hidden Danger: Tiny Cell Parts, Once Thought Harmless, May Unexpectedly Spread Cancer
In a pioneering investigation, scientists have disclosed an unexpected and potentially critical function of the midbody remnant, a cellular structure once deemed as cellular detritus, in the amplification and …