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Pancreatic cancer: Researchers reprogram the tumor microenvironment
Blocking the CD44 receptor alters tumor-promoting cells in the tumor microenvironment and could improve prospects for treatment of pancreatic cancer. …
10-23-2026
Major new study identifies potential new treatment targets for the most common type of colorectal cancer
Researchers have identified vulnerabilities and promising drug combinations, including repurposed medicines, that could lead to more effective personalized treatments for the most common and difficult-to-treat form of colorectal cancer. …
10-23-2026
Precision oncology: Comprehensive DNA sequencing reveals hidden cancer drivers
Long-read DNA sequencing studies found genetic alterations missed by conventional sequencing and traced the origin of a rare pediatric tumor. …
10-22-2026
Cancer cells killed with their own carbon monoxide
A synthetic compound uses excess carbon monoxide in tumor cells to produce anti-cancer drugs inside them, potentially destroying tumors while minimizing harm to healthy tissue. …
10-22-2026
Nutritional supplement may help ease cognitive impairment after breast cancer treatment
A nutritional supplement containing oxaloacetate—a molecule naturally produced by the body that helps cells generate energy—may improve cognitive function and reduce fatigue in some breast cancer survivors after treatment. …
10-20-2026
New circadian subtype of depression identified
A new circadian subtype of depression linked to the biological clock may respond better to melatonin and light therapy than to standard antidepressants. …
10-20-2026
Curbing the neutrophil surge: New treatment offers hope for autoimmune diseases
Researchers identified the early changes linked to ANCA-associated glomerulonephritis, a kidney condition caused by an autoimmune disease, and investigated a treatment to halt its progression. …
10-19-2026
How psychological stress triggers rheumatoid arthritis flares via an IL-6-dependent pathway
A newly discovered stress-responsive pathway links brown adipose tissue and synovial fibroblasts to joint inflammation in rheumatoid arthritis. …
10-16-2026
Commonly prescribed blood-pressure drug may stimulate healthy brown adipose tissue
Scientists have discovered that the drug losartan, commonly prescribed for high blood pressure, boosts brown adipose tissue activity in mice, enhancing their metabolism. …
10-14-2026
Microplastics are chemically active and could cause biological harm
A new study found that when plastics fragment into microplastics, their greatly increased surface area can generate reactive oxygen species that may harm biological systems, challenging the view that microplastics…
10-14-2026

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Pancreatic cancer: Researchers reprogram the tumor microenvironment

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Precision oncology: Comprehensive DNA sequencing reveals hidden cancer drivers

New circadian subtype of depression identified

Commonly prescribed blood-pressure drug may stimulate healthy brown adipose tissue

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Benefits of vaccination extend beyond protection from infection

A study in mice shows that vaccination can prevent long-term immune-related consequences resulting from an acute viral infection. …

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