Scoping review explores microRNA-targeted reprogramming of CD8+ T cells and tumor cells in cancer.
Tiny Switches That Control Cancer Immunity
This scoping review examines the potential of microRNA-targeted reprogramming affecting CD8+ T cells and tumor cells within the context of c…
Imagine your immune system as a security team patrolling your body.
Integrative review of Tedania sponge compounds for cancer and infections
Sponge Compounds May Fight Cancer and Infections, Study Suggests
This integrative review synthesizes evidence on 135 compounds from Tedania marine sponges for cancer, inflammatory diseases, and microbial i…
Marine sponges are a rich source of natural compounds that could one day lead to new treatments for cancer and infections, but more research…
Narrative review discusses perioperative local anesthetics and regional anesthesia in cancer care
Local Anesthetics May Slow Cancer Spread
This narrative review examines the role of perioperative local anesthetics and regional anesthesia compared to opioids within comprehensive …
Using local anesthesia instead of just opioids during surgery might help stop cancer from spreading after the operation.
Meta-analysis of real-world studies associates COVID-19 vaccination with improved survival in cancer patients on ICIs
Cancer Patients Live Longer After COVID Shots
This meta-analysis of real-world studies evaluated 4,929 cancer patients receiving immune checkpoint inhibitors to assess COVID-19 vaccinati…
It started with a question doctors couldn’t answer: *Should patients on powerful cancer drugs get the COVID vaccine?* Some worried the immun…
Review of multi-omics technologies supporting immune checkpoint inhibitor use in cancer patients.
New Data Helps Doctors Pick Better Cancer Treatments
This review examines the application of multi-omics technologies within cancer patients treated with immune checkpoint inhibitors. The autho…
Using many types of medical data helps doctors choose the right cancer drugs for each person.
Meta-analysis identifies prognostic factors for recurrent VTE and bleeding in 96 753 adult cancer patients.
Certain cancer types and health factors raise risk of blood clots or bleeding in adults with cancer and VTE.
This meta-analysis evaluated prognostic factors for recurrent venous thromboembolism (VTE) or anticoagulant-related bleeding in 96 753 adult…
A large review found that specific cancers and health factors significantly increase the risk of recurrent blood clots or bleeding in adults…
Systematic review on CUL5's role in cancer cell therapies and modulation strategies
Cancer cell therapy may get stronger by targeting a key protein
This systematic review synthesizes evidence on CUL5-mediated ubiquitination in cancer. It finds CUL5 influences tumor pathways and can enhan…
A protein called CUL5 helps control tumor growth and could be a new target to make cancer cell therapies work better.
Review analyzes genomic sequencing mutation abundances in U.S. cancer patients versus typical pan-cancer analysis.
Most Common Cancer Mutation Found in U.S. Patients
This data analysis review examines genomic sequencing efforts within the U.S. cancer patient population. It reports specific mutation abunda…
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Scoping review of digital health interventions for economic toxicity in cancer patients
Digital tools show promise for easing cancer financial stress
This scoping review synthesizes evidence from 22 studies on digital health interventions for managing economic toxicity in cancer patients. …
Digital tools show promise for helping cancer patients manage money costs and financial support needs.
Narrative review on myokines in cancer, muscle atrophy, and cachexia
Muscle signals may help fight cancer and protect muscle in complex ways.
This narrative review synthesizes evidence on myokines in cancer, muscle atrophy, and cachexia. It finds myokines have dual roles in cancer,…
A review suggests muscle-derived signals could offer new ways to treat cancer, manage muscle loss, and improve patient outcomes through comb…
Review of tissue-resident memory T cell features in cancer and autoimmune diseases
New Immune Cells Could Flip Cancer and Autoimmune Treatment
This narrative review examines the developmental differentiation and molecular features of tissue-resident memory T cells within the tumor m…
The same immune cells that help fight cancer tumors can also drive autoimmune disease damage, offering a new way to treat both conditions.
Medicinal mushrooms may support immune function and tolerability in cancer patients receiving chemotherapy.
Mushrooms Might Help Your Body Fight Cancer
This narrative review examined medicinal mushrooms (Trametes versicolor, Lentinula edodes, Grifola frondosa, Ganoderma lucidum, Cordyceps sp…
Adding specific mushroom extracts to chemotherapy could help your body handle treatment better and fight cancer more effectively.