249 articles in this topic
Leading epidemiologists respond to concerns about methodological limitations in research linking ultraprocessed foods to cancer risk.
New research reveals obesity prevention as an underutilized strategy that could significantly reduce cancer risk across multiple types.
New PRIME model identifies high-risk patients using standard health records, achieving 75% accuracy in predicting pancreatic cancer.
New approach targets specific cancer sites in advanced lung cancer patients, potentially improving outcomes.
New study reveals optimal timing strategy for combining radiation and immunotherapy treatments in advanced lung cancer patients.
New study shows stereotactic radiotherapy protects cognitive function while treating brain metastases effectively.
Study reveals how the words we use about cancer may influence patient outcomes and survival rates.
New analysis reveals potential methodological flaws that could undermine findings about ultraprocessed foods and cancer risk.
New AI framework analyzes cancer tissue samples 10x faster with 20x less data transfer, enabling real-time surgical decisions.
Scientists discover how brain immune cells help cancer metastases grow and identify a potential drug to block this process.
New research reveals obesity increases cancer risk by enlarging organs through cell multiplication, creating more targets for malignancy.
Advanced cell mapping reveals diverse cancer cell types and stromal patterns that could improve prostate cancer diagnosis and treatment.
