The transformation of hepatocytes (the main type of liver cells) into cancerous cells is the origin of most hepatocellular carcinomas, an aggressive type of liver cancer with high mortality rates. But these cells do not act alone. New research, partly funded by Worldwide Cancer Research, and publish...

New research shows that it could be possible to "mechanically" destroy cancer cells by filling them with clumps of microscopic magnetic particles that are then rotated by a magnetic field in order to blast apart the cancer cells. The early study conducted by international scientists at the Univer...

Thanks to the generous donations from our supporters, Dr Kate Sutherland and colleagues at the University of Melbourne have published new research that could lead to a new diagnostic blood test and treatment for an aggressive type of lung cancer. The article below was first published on Pursuit...