“Substantial contribution of extrinsic risk factors to cancer development” was published December 16 in Nature

Patients with high-risk B-ALL are most likely to relapse after treatment

ORNL researchers develop smart data tool to accelerate literature-based discovery

Team finds that cancer cells can actually cause neighboring normal cells to become cancerous

New technique efficiently captures and grows tumor cells to guide selection of drug therapy

“It’s simple enough that one could teach an undergrad to do it in a week,” professor says

A quick overview of the latest developments in and issues surrounding pancreatic and lung cancer research

MD Anderson study also finds individuals with certain genetic variations more vulnerable to dietary risk

Scientists are developing a unique targeting and delivery system that uses a peptide, or amino acid chain, to seek and destroy cancer cells

Parietin, also known as physcion, could slow the growth of and kill human leukemia cells obtained directly from patients