Using Targeted Microbubbles to Administer Toxic Cancer Drugs
Microbubbles are small manufactured spheres half the size of a red blood cell—and scientists believe they can be used to transport drugs to highly specific locations within the body
Cancer Treatments
Synthetic Proteins Co-Opt Oncogenic Signaling for Cancer Treatment
A customizable approach spares healthy cells
Study: Levels and Anti-Tumor Effectiveness of a Common Drug Vary Widely
Researchers find a sixfold variation in the levels of itraconazole in the blood and tumors of patients—even at the same dosage
Fast-Tracking Drug Treatments for Viral Infections and Cancer
Using a new process, scientists can create new nucleoside analogs months earlier than with the previous method, paving the way for quicker drug discoveries
Chemists Build Natural Anti-Cancer Compound with Lean New Process
Scripps Research collaborators develop a way to seamlessly create the compound's complex structure
Lab Tests Show Medicinal Cannabis' Cancer-Killing Potential
Recent research reveals that a modified form of medicinal cannabis can kill or inhibit cancer cells without impacting normal cells
Side Effects of Testicular Cancer Predicted by Machine Learning
Machine learning to predict chemotherapy-associated nephrotoxicity in testicular cancer patients
Researchers Develop High-Performance Cancer Vaccine Using Novel Microcapsules
Researchers in China have developed a new therapeutic tumor vaccine based on self-healing polylactic acid microcapsules
Bio-Rad Introduces Anti-Ipilimumab Antibodies
Bio-Rad offers a portfolio of recombinant, monoclonal anti-idiotypic antibodies and drug-target complex binders for the development of highly selective and sensitive assays
Webinar: Latest Advances in Immune System-Powered Therapies
CAR T-cell therapy and bispecific antibodies: Frontiers in cancer immunotherapy