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According to new data from the Francis Crick Institute and The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust, nearly fifty percent of blood cancer patients do not have enough antibodies able to neutralize Omicron after a third vaccine dose.

Targeting non-cancerous cells surrounding pancreatic tumors changes tumor behavior and might make the tumor more responsive to immunotherapy.

Research has provided evidence that BRCA1 and BRCA2 are linked to several other cancers.

Two recent discoveries made by stem cell researchers at Cedars-Sinai may help to improve cancer treatments and shorten the time it takes for people to recover from radiation and chemotherapy.

An affinity peptide for the bone cancer niche has been attached to a breast cancer drug, and the combined therapy has shown promise for cancer treatment in rodent models.

A molecule found once broccoli is digested has been shown to trigger apoptosis in exponentially dividing cells, suggesting it could be used as a potential cancer treatment.

Researchers have described how cancer cells can hijack the metabolic activity of certain non-cancer cells in the pancreas to fuel tumor growth.

According to a new study, melanoma cells release small extracellular packages containing the protein nerve growth factor receptor, which primes nearby lymph nodes for tumor metastases.

Research has revealed the mechanism of action of the anticancer drug olaparib, used to treat triple-negative breast cancer.

Lactic acid is abundant in cancer cells and may end up as epigenetic marks. Enzymes capable of removing lactic acid marks have been identified and may help advance cancer treatment.