Liquid Biopsy: Promises and Problems
Biopsies have been an integral part of cancer care for decades. In undiagnosed patients, oncologists can examine suspicious tissues...
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Biopsies have been an integral part of cancer care for decades. In undiagnosed patients, oncologists can examine suspicious tissues...
Last year, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved 15 new anticancer therapeutics. More groundbreaking treatments are on the...
Guest Post by William G. Nelson, MD, PhD Editor-in-Chief, Cancer Today Do cancer cells have Achilles’ heels? The answer...
This week marks the fourth anniversary of Cancer Research Catalyst, the official blog of the American Association for Cancer...
For cancer patients at the ends of their lives, hospice care can provide access to comfort measures and extra...
The AACR’s Pediatric Cancer Working Group, which now boasts over 2,500 members, will hold a special scientific session at...
Television series like CSI: Crime Scene Investigation familiarized viewers with advances in forensic science that allow investigators to detect...
Together with the Radiation Research Society, the AACR will present a workshop titled Targeting Cancer Metabolism to Improve Radiotherapy...
Compared to treatment advances for other types of cancer, progress in treating brain cancer has been frustratingly slow. Still,...
A diverse group of about 220 physicians, patient advocates, and scientists in basic, translational, and clinical lung cancer research...