Mind Your Bugs
Cleveland Clinics researchers are the first to explore breast tissue microbiota – revealing a link between a particular bacterial composition and breast cancer.
Tagged: cancer
PARP inhibitors: Synthetic Lethality
Chemotherapy is the traditional drug treatment for cancer, effective yet plagued by its side effects. These agents are toxic to cells (cytotoxic) that rapidly divide, hence killing cancer cells throughout the body. However, there...
Tumour Heterogeneity and Cancer Therapy Challenges
Sarah Neidler explores tumour relapse after initial response to therapy and explains how recent technological developments may help to overcome this problem.
Statin to the rescue: one pill to save them all?
Could taking one golden pill really protect you against cardiovascular disease and cancer?
A Recipe to Reduce the Risk: Making Processed Meats Healthier
Nikita Grover discusses research carried out to combat the WHO’s recent classification of processed meats as group 1 carcinogens
Why Elephants Never Seem to Get Cancer
Claire Harris investigates the cancer fighting abilities of one of nature’s giants.
The insatiable hunger of pancreatic cancer cells
Michaela Mrschtik discusses the self-cannibalising behaviour of pancreatic cancer cells and what this behaviour could mean for developing targeted treatments for pancreatic cancer.
Weapons of tumour mass destruction: a role for bacteria in the war on cancer
Síle Johnson goes behind enemy lines to investigate the potential of bacteria as an alternative therapy in cancer treatment.
