Articles in "cancer"
Viagra Ingredient Reveals New Pathway for Fighting Cancer Spread
Israeli scientists have identified a previously unknown biological pathway through which Viagra's active ingredient, sildenafil, appears to ...
Israeli Research Offers New Hope for Overcoming One of the Deadliest Brain Cancers
Israeli scientists have identified a potential new approach to fighting glioblastoma, one of the deadliest forms of brain cancer, by ...
Tumors Found to Rewire Immune Cells, May Lead to New Cancer Treatments
Israeli scientists have discovered how cancerous tumors can exploit a normal function of the immune system, a finding that could eventually ...
Cancer-Fighting Immune ‘Memory’ Discovery Could Transform Future Treatments
Israeli scientists have identified a previously unrecognized form of immune memory that may help the body target cancer cells and could ...
Gene Linked to Early Growth May Shape New Approaches to Cancer Research
A newly identified gene may help explain why faster growth and early development in youth can come with a trade-off later in life, ...
Breakthrough in Cell Signaling May Enable Smarter Cancer Drug Design
Scientists have uncovered a previously unknown communication mechanism between cells that may help explain why some cancer treatments have ...
Scientists Identify Molecular Switch That May Predict Aggressive Skin Cancer
A molecular “switch” that helps skin cells maintain their identity may determine whether a common form of skin cancer remains treatable ...
New ‘Mechanical Sensor’ Technology Tracks Cancer Cell Behavior, Predicts Spread
Israeli scientists have developed a groundbreaking method to identify aggressive cancer cells -- not by analyzing genes or chemical ...
New Study Points to Genetic ‘Achilles’ Heel’ in Cancer Cells
A new Israeli study offers a possible explanation for why some cancers become more aggressive over time, pointing to a weakness that could ...
From Surviving to Thriving: New Research Guides Mental Health Care for Childhood Cancer
When treatment for childhood cancer ends, the emotional consequences often continue long afterward, according to a new Israeli study that ...
