cancer

anti-cancer

New generation anti-cancer drug

cells

Why cancer cells become immune to chemotherapy

mole rat

Are mole rats the key to curing cancer and dementia?

inflammatory

Immunomodulating cancer treatments

Loneliness

Loneliness in men linked to cancer risk

urine

Urine test could reduce invasive cancer biopsies

UK Covid-19: Cancer patients more likely to die

first

First Patient in Historic First-in-Human Clinical Trial for Glioblastoma

thrombotic risk

High thrombotic risk in cancer patients receiving immunotherapy

genes

Genes associated with increased risk of cervical cancer identified

Royal Marsden

Royal Marsden digital breakthrough set to revolutionise clinical trial management

symptoms

Urgent ovarian cancer symptoms ignored during lockdown

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Paediatrics, Women's Health
World Breastfeeding Week, August 1-7, 2021
World Breastfeeding Week, August 1-7, 2021, is a global campaign to raise awareness and galvanize action on themes related to breastfeeding. The 2021 theme is “Protect Breastfeeding: A Shared Responsibility.”
Australasia, Coronavirus, COVID-19 Update, genetics
SARS-CoV-2 not found in DNA sequencing
SARS-CoV-2 not found in DNA sequencing: University of Queensland researchers are refuting claims that COVID-19 can enter a person’s DNA. The researchers from UQ’s Queensland Brain Institute say the claims have led …
Australasia, Eyes
New drug delivers hope for blindness
A potential improved treatment for two of the leading causes of blindness – age and diabetes-related eye problems – has been demonstrated in research involving a University of Queensland expert. …
NHS, Pharmacy/Drugs
University wins huge grant to train pharmacists …
University wins huge grant to train pharmacists in the North: From September, the University of Bradford will begin training hundreds of pharmacy students across the north of England after winning …
Coronavirus, COVID-19 Update, Infection/Disease, Pharmacy/Drugs
Vaccine supports immune response in immunosuppressed
Research from MedUni Vienna demonstrates that SARS-CoV-2 vaccination supports immune response in immunosuppressed patients Patients under immunosuppressive therapy can still develop good immune responses to a SARS-CoV-2 vaccination. A third …

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