Death of cancer police who worked in rescue work on September 11 in the US
New York.– A retired detective from the New York Police of Cuban origin died this Saturday for a Cancer related to the substances that he … Read more
Sequential treatment with afatinib and osimertinib achieves four years of overall survival in lung cancer EGFR
New data from a real-life study show that afatinib followed by osimertinib provided a median overall survival of up to almost four years (45.7 months) … Read more
Alliance between Nanopharmacia Group and FUCAM to perform genetic tests in breast cancer
Nanopharmacia Group and FUCAM (Breast Cancer Foundation) -institution that attends more cases at national level and national leader in Mexico and Latin America-, signed an … Read more
Cancer kills twice as many people as cardiovascular disease in rich countries
Cancer already kills twice as many people as cardiovascular diseases in rich countries, although globally it is the cardiac pathologies that cause the most deaths, … Read more
They discover why some cancers do not respond to fluoruracil treatment
The researcher of the La Trobe University, in Australia, and associate professor Hamsa Puthalakath is the first scientist to discover why some cancers do not … Read more
Multiple myeloma, cancer difficult to diagnose
September 5 is World Multiple Myeloma Day, the second most frequent hematological tumor in adults, difficult to diagnose and although it still has no cure, … Read more
Positive results of erdafitinib in the treatment of advanced urinary tract cancer
Treatment with the drug erdafitinib, an inhibitor of FGFR, is effective for advanced urinary tract cancer with alteration in the FGFR 2 or 3 genes. … Read more
Free circulating DNA can prevent the spread of cancer
Scientists of the Tokyo University of Sciences (Japan) have discovered exactly how circulating free DNA (cfDNA,) is generated, the DNA that is found in small … Read more
‘Molecular cages’ formed by pseudopeptides could serve to kill cancer cells selectively
Scientists from the Higher Council for Scientific Research (CSIC) have investigated the use of molecular mole cages ’formed by pseudopeptides with the aim of killing … Read more
85 percent of head and neck cancer cases are due to tobacco
Head and neck cancer produces 350,000 deaths each year in the world and 85 percent of cases are due to tobacco use, as reported by … Read more