Nanoparticles, Triple Negative Breast Cancer, Aerobics and More…

Here are a few highlights of cancer research news that have recently caught my attention:

Scientists at UC Davis created nanoparticles that could provide a sleuth of applications for diagnosing and treating cancer. More on this study can be found in Nature Communications.

There was no survival benefit for women who had both breasts removed compared with women who underwent lumpectomy followed by radiation therapy according to a study by researchers at Stanford. Find out more about this study in JAMA.

ALCHEMIST, NSAIDs, Venom and more…

Here are a few highlights of cancer research news that have recently caught my attention:

NIH launches ALCHEMIST precision medicine trials for patients with early lung cancer. The three components include: screening, EGFR Treatment, and ALK Treatment.

NSAIDs may slow recurrence in breast cancer patients according to research at the University of Texas San Antonio. Findings are reported in the journal Cancer.

Here are a few highlights of cancer research news that have recently caught my attention:

A recent study demonstrates why brain tumors are more common in men than women. The results are noted in the Journal of Clinical Investigation.
Researchers at Johns Hopkins have developed blood and saliva tests that help predict HPV-linked oral cancers. There’s more on this development in JAMA Otolaryngology – Head & Neck Surgery.
Scientists at MIT have found a new way to model cancer, allowing them to screen mutations quicker.
Some birth control pills may increase the risk of breast cancer according to a new study conducted by researchers at Fred Hutchinson. Findings are published in Cancer Research.
UPenn researchers have found that acupuncture improves quality of life for breast cancer patients using aromatase inhibitors. Find out more on this investigation in the journal Cancer.
Want to reduce the transmission of bacteria? Let’s fist bump. More on this study in the American Journal of Infection Control.

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