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BARCELONA, Spain — In a groundbreaking study that could reshape our understanding of cancer, scientists have uncovered a treasure trove of potential new targets for cancer treatment. This discovery ...

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A new and promising approach in cancer research has emerged, where bee venom could play a crucial role in targeting and ...

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A breakthrough cancer treatment uses molecular jackhammers to rupture cancer cells, offering a new path for non-invasive ...

Dandelion is regarded as a stubborn weed but has diverse medicinal properties. Naturopathic practitioners have used dandelion ...

A recent study highlights the role of sphingolipids in cancer cells' immune evasion strategies. Researchers found that these ...

Cancer cells seldom start off stealthy ... named after the enigmatic Sphinx of Greek lore because of their puzzling structure and function. Two centuries later, sphingolipids are less of a ...

Cancer cells rarely begin stealthily. Quite the contrary, they alert the immune system to their presence by displaying chemical red flags on their membranes. When detected, the body’s defences can ...