Receiving a cancer diagnosis can lead to concerns about the cancer returning. Cancer recurrence, when the same type of cancer reappears aft...

Sidhu, who has been fulfilling his duties as a commentator for the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024 season, recently posted a coupl...

Param Hansa Philanthropies (PHP) has partnered with the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) to establish the Param Hansa Centre for Computat...

The global cost of cancer as a disease burden is poised to be around $25 trillion by 2050. The spending on treating and research for curing...

Researchers from IIT Guwahati and IISc Bangalore collaborate for an experimental model to study how breast cancer cells spread through bloo...

The actress is currently undergoing treatment in New York.

New York, Nov 19 (IANS) Researchers have discovered a new protein that could reduce the spread of cancer by binding the cancer cells togeth...

90 per cent of cancer deaths are caused when cancer cells break off from the origin and start spreading elsewhere in the body.

Though the new findings are based on researches on breast cancer, researchers say the early departure of cancer cells to seed metastases ca...

London, Dec 17 (IANS) Drugs used to lower blood pressure can potentially block breast and pancreatic cancer invasion by inhibiting their ce...

Scientists including those of Indian origin have found that gold nano-particles may limit tumour growth and spread of pancreatic cancer.

The therapy could be used alongside chemotherapy to treat early-stage breast cancer tumours before they spread.

The cancer stem cells that specialise in generating new malignant cells represent only a small proportion of the total cells in a tumour.

The findings suggest a class of drugs previously developed to treat atherosclerosis could be repurposed for treatment of pancreatic cancer.

The results showed that nimbolide can stop pancreatic cancer's growth and metastasis without harming normal, healthy cells.

Scientists from India and Germany claimed to have created "micro rockets" out of carbon nanotubes to selectively capture tumour cells from ...

Stanford researchers have developed a new protein therapy that could offer a safe and effective alternative to chemotherapy that is used to...