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Most cancer cells have the wrong number of chromosomes, known as aneuploidy. Scientists are finding ways to target this flaw with new treatments.
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New animal research suggests that the risk of developing cancer might be decided early in life.
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Researchers revealed for the first time that CAR T cells can transfer their CAR molecules to regular T cells in a process known as trogocytosis.
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Pfizer researchers are developing new treatments to target breast cancer tumors that flourish in the presence of hormones.
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Explore critical insights into immunogenicity and immunotoxicity assays for cancer therapies.
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Ovarian tumors are extremely difficult to get rid of. Scientists are figuring out how to leverage the immune system to help.
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An immune checkpoint inhibitor and chemotherapy extended progression-free survival in late-stage small cell bladder and prostate cancers.
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Mesenchymal stem cells form nanotubes with and donate mitochondria to T cells, boosting the immune cells’ cancer fighting abilities.
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Two mutations in the BRCA1 gene greatly increase the risk of breast cancer. Now, it seems that only one mutation can help cells tip toward a cancerous edge.
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Industry leaders name the clinical trials and developments they’re most excited to see in the new year.
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A small percentage of cells in healthy breast tissue show chromosomal abnormalities often linked to cancer, a finding with potential diagnostic implications.
New technologies are allowing researchers to delve deeper into the complex tumor landscape.
