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INFECTIOUS DISEASE April 5, 2019

UK's HPV vaccination program 鈥榙ramatically鈥� reduces risk of cervical cancer, study shows

Researchers at the University of Edinburgh concluded a nationwide HPV school vaccination program offered to young girls led to a 鈥渄ramatic reduction鈥� in the risk of developing cervical cancer later in life.

Cancer Research January 29, 2019

Cure for cancer? Israeli scientists claim to be on brink of development

A team of Israeli scientists believes a cure for cancer is within reach, even optimistically predicting that it will be found within a year.

Cancer Research December 15, 2018

Ohio woman is cancer free following promising clinical trial, she claims

A Youngstown, Ohio woman claims she is now cancer free following a clinical trial at Seidman Cancer Center at University Hospitals.

Cancer Research October 23, 2018

Eating organic foods cuts cancer risk, study suggests

People who eat organic food are 25 percent less likely to get cancer, according to experts who studied the diets of tens of thousands of volunteers.

Cancer Research October 1, 2018

Preventing tumor spread may not improve quality of life

Cancer Research October 1, 2018

James Allison, Tasuku Honjo win Nobel for cancer research

Researchers from the United States and Japan won the Nobel Prize in medicine on Monday for discoveries that help the body marshal its cellular troops to attack invading cancers.

Cancer Research July 17, 2018

A magnetic wire could one day pull cancer cells from your blood

Scientists think that magnets could be utilized in the body to detect tumor cells that other diagnostic techniques might miss.

Cancer Research July 12, 2018

Boston researchers re-engineer cancer cells to fight off 'their own kind'

A new study led by researchers at Brigham and Women鈥檚 Hospital explores the power of gene editing to use cancer cells to kill cancer.

Cancer Research June 26, 2018

Modified polio vaccine extends lives in US brain cancer study

Some 21 percent of patients with advanced brain cancer treated with a modified polio vaccine were alive after three years, compared with 4 percent of patients with similar tumors who received standard therapies, U.S. researchers said on Tuesday.

Cancer Research June 22, 2018

Teen facing cancer relapse racing to raise $350G for crucial bone marrow transplant

An Indiana 14-year-old has raised just under half of the $350,000 she needs to cover a bone marrow transplant that doctors say is critical to her cancer treatment.

Cancer Research June 13, 2018

Acupuncture gives relief to cancer patients suffering insomnia

Doctors may have uncovered a new holistic way to treat cancer survivors who suffer from severe insomnia, by using the ancient Chinese practice of acupuncture.