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Engineered Bacterial Vesicles Show Promise as Standalone Cancer Immunotherapy

Engineered bacterial vesicles injected into tumors activated whole-body immune responses against melanoma, colon, and breast cancer, offering a safer.

Cancer PreventionJun 29, 2026

Why Younger Adults Are Getting Colorectal Cancer at Alarming Rates,and What a New Blood Test Could Change

Colorectal cancer rates in adults under 50 have risen 63% since 1988; a new blood test could screen patients as young as 18.

Cancer PreventionJun 27, 2026

Scientists Engineer a New CAR-T Therapy That Targets Both Tumor Cells and the Immune Barriers Protecting Them

Scientists engineered CAR-T cells that attack both tumor cells and the immune barriers protecting them, targeting PD-L1 to dismantle cancer's defenses.

Cancer PreventionJun 25, 2026

Blood Test for Multiple Cancers Shows Promise, But Doesn't Catch Late-Stage Disease Earlier

A large NHS study found a multi-cancer blood test missed its main goal, yet still caught 16% more early-stage cancers and cut emergency diagnoses by 25%.

Cancer PreventionJun 23, 2026

New Colorectal Cancer Drug Combination Shows Promise, But Results Are Mixed for Some Patients

A new colorectal cancer drug combination improved survival to 10.9 months versus 9.4, but showed no significant benefit for patients without liver.

Cancer PreventionJun 23, 2026

Personalized Melanoma Vaccines Are Changing Survival Odds: Here's What's Next

Personalized melanoma vaccines paired with immunotherapy are pushing survival rates from below 10% to nearly 40%, but equitable access remains a critical.

Cancer PreventionJun 18, 2026

A Simple Blood Test Could Catch Multiple Cancers in Breast Cancer Survivors

Breast cancer survivors face 17% higher cancer risk, but a new study finds annual multicancer blood tests could prevent hundreds of late-stage diagnoses.

Cancer PreventionJun 17, 2026

A Hidden Protein May Be Helping Melanoma Escape Immune Attack,Here's What Scientists Found

Scientists found that blocking a protein called DHHC3 in melanoma cells triggers a powerful immune attack, shrinking tumors in animal models.

Cancer PreventionJun 16, 2026

A New Drug Target Is Opening Doors in Pancreatic Cancer Treatment

Daraxonrasib targets KRAS, mutated in 90% of pancreatic cancers, offering new hope for patients who have exhausted standard treatments.

Cancer PreventionJun 12, 2026

Breast Cancer Treatment Is Splitting Into Two Paths: Here's What the Latest Research Shows

New breast cancer research shows 68% of early-stage patients may skip chemotherapy safely, while new drug combos extend metastatic survival by years.

Cancer PreventionJun 12, 2026

Cancer Screening Without a Doctor: Your Complete Guide to Getting Tested

You can get breast and cervical cancer screening without a doctor through self-referral programs, community clinics, and health departments.

Cancer PreventionJun 12, 2026

Two Major Prostate Cancer Breakthroughs Could Change How Doctors Treat the Disease

New drug combination cuts prostate cancer progression risk by 52% while pre-surgery treatment boosts survival odds in breakthrough trials.

Cancer PreventionJun 10, 2026

Why Immunotherapy for Melanoma Requires Careful Monitoring: What Patients Need to Know

Immunotherapy for melanoma achieves 60% response rates but can cause life-threatening side effects requiring careful monitoring and specialist care.

A New Way to Spot Hidden Prostate Cancer After Treatment: What the Latest Research Shows

New research shows PSMA-PET imaging detects hidden prostate cancer in 100% of patients even when PSA blood tests suggest excellent treatment response.

AI Now Cuts Breast Cancer Wait Times from Weeks to Hours for High-Risk Women

AI cuts breast cancer wait times from weeks to an hour, helping doctors fast-track diagnosis for high-risk women using mammogram screening.

Breast Cancer Screening Guidelines Are Confusing Doctors and Patients. Here's What Experts Actually Recommend

Breast cancer screening guidelines conflict on when to start mammograms, but most experts agree: average-risk women should begin at age 40, annually.

Beyond KRAS: How Genetic Testing Is Reshaping Colon Cancer Treatment

Genetic testing beyond KRAS mutations now predicts colon cancer treatment response, with BRAF and 18q markers reshaping personalized therapy decisions.

The Tests That Catch Breast Cancer Early: What Doctors Want You to Know

Early breast cancer detection dramatically improves survival rates: doctors reveal key warning signs and screening tests every woman should know.

Rich Countries Are on Track to Eliminate Cervical Cancer,But a Dangerous Gap Is Widening

Rich countries will eliminate cervical cancer by 2048, but the gap with poorer nations could widen to 40 times higher rates without urgent investment.

A Personalized Cancer Vaccine Plus Immunotherapy Shows Durable Protection Against Melanoma Recurrence

A personalized melanoma vaccine plus immunotherapy cut cancer recurrence risk by 49% over five years, offering durable protection against skin cancer.

A Personalized Cancer Vaccine Just Showed It Can Cut Melanoma Recurrence Risk by Nearly Half

A personalized mRNA melanoma vaccine cut cancer recurrence risk by 49% in five-year trials, keeping nearly 69% of patients cancer-free.

Cancer Screening Just Got Easier: Here's What Changed in 2026

Women should start breast cancer screening at 40 and can now self-collect cervical samples, making early detection more accessible than ever.

Why Colorectal Cancer Symptoms Get Missed, and What Doctors Want You to Know

Colorectal cancer symptoms like blood in stool and bowel changes are often dismissed, but doctors say any persistent signs need immediate attention.

The Surprising Shift in Melanoma Survival: What Happens After Year One of Immunotherapy

Melanoma patients' five-year survival odds jump from 29% to 91% as they stay cancer-free longer on immunotherapy, new research reveals.

Cancer PreventionMay 31, 2026

Should Colorectal Cancer Survivors Get Screened for Prostate Cancer? Experts Say It's Complicated

Prostate cancer screening may benefit colorectal cancer survivors, but prior treatments complicate PSA tests and limit treatment options.

Cancer PreventionMay 30, 2026

Three Oncologists Agree: The Biggest Cancer Mistake You're Making Right Now

Skipping cancer screenings is the biggest mistake you can make, say three oncologists who warn most cancers show no symptoms until advanced.

Cancer PreventionMay 29, 2026

PSA Screening Linked to Earlier Prostate Cancer Detection: What the Latest Data Shows

PSA screening raises the odds of early-stage prostate cancer diagnosis by 52%, a new real-world analysis of nearly 8,000 patients shows.

Cancer PreventionMay 27, 2026

Only 51% of Americans Get Annual Cancer Screenings,Here's Why That Number Matters

Only 51% of Americans get annual cancer screenings, but 73% schedule them after learning early detection benefits could save their lives.

Cancer PreventionMay 27, 2026

Colorectal Cancer Screening Just Got More Flexible: What the New Guidelines Mean for You

New colorectal cancer screening guidelines add blood tests and at-home stool options, giving the 1 in 3 unscreened adults more ways to get tested.

Cancer PreventionMay 26, 2026

Why Some Melanoma Patients Stop Responding to Immunotherapy, and What Doctors Are Trying Next

Researchers unveil combination therapies and engineered cell treatments to overcome melanoma immunotherapy resistance affecting many patients.

Cancer PreventionMay 22, 2026

New Immunotherapy Approaches Show Promise for Hard-to-Treat Melanoma

New immunotherapy approaches targeting CD8+ T cells show 67% response rates in hard-to-treat melanoma patients who failed checkpoint inhibitors.

Cancer PreventionMay 21, 2026

New Biomarker Could Help Doctors Identify Which Prostate Cancer Patients Benefit Most From Immunotherapy

Researchers identified a gene expression pattern that predicts which prostate cancer patients will benefit from immunotherapy combination treatment.

Cancer PreventionMay 21, 2026

A New Breast Cancer Combination Therapy Shows Promise for High-Risk Patients

A novel breast cancer combination therapy shows early promise for high-risk HER2-negative patients in the I-SPY 2.2 trial results.

Cancer PreventionMay 18, 2026

New Pancreatic Cancer Research Reveals How Tumor Genetics Reshape the Immune Battlefield

Researchers discover that ATM gene mutations in pancreatic cancer reprogram surrounding tissue, offering a precision medicine pathway for 17-25% of patients...

Cancer PreventionMay 18, 2026

From Diagnosis to Advocacy: How One Woman's HER2+ Breast Cancer Journey Is Changing Cancer Care

Simone Herbin-Canty's HER2+ breast cancer journey led to complete recovery and inspired Chemo Buddy, ensuring no patient faces treatment alone.

Cancer PreventionMay 16, 2026

Your Gut Bacteria May Be Sabotaging Cancer Treatment. Here's What Doctors Are Learning

New research reveals that gut microbiome imbalances reduce immunotherapy effectiveness for skin cancer and other cancers by up to 70%, but targeted...

Cancer PreventionMay 15, 2026

Why Mammogram Guidelines Matter: What Women Ages 40 to 74 Need to Know About Breast Cancer Screening

Women ages 40 to 74 should get mammograms every two years for average breast cancer risk, but those with family history may need earlier or more frequent...

Why Thousands of Unnecessary Prostate Biopsies Happen Each Year, and What Doctors Are Trying Instead

About 1.5 million prostate biopsies occur annually in the US, but experts say most are unnecessary.

Why Ovarian Cancer Remains the Deadliest Gynecological Cancer,And Why Most Women Don't Know It

Ovarian cancer kills roughly 140,000 women yearly worldwide, yet receives far less attention than breast cancer.

Why Ovarian Cancer Is Caught So Late, and What Women Need to Know Right Now

Ovarian cancer kills 140,000 women yearly because it's rarely caught early. Unlike breast cancer screening, there's no reliable early detection test, making...

Scientists Discover B Cells Can Camp Out in Skin and Lungs to Fight Cancer

Researchers at OHSU found that B cells can settle permanently in tissues and neutralize cancer cells when trained with vaccines, offering a localized...

Nearly Half of Cancer Deaths Are Preventable: Here's What You Can Actually Control

Nearly 50% of cancer deaths in the US are linked to modifiable risk factors like smoking, weight, and alcohol.

Why Cancer Screening in China Is Becoming a Game-Changer for International Patients

China's top hospitals now offer comprehensive cancer screening with advanced imaging technology at a fraction of Western costs, attracting international...

How Immunotherapy Is Extending Life for Women With Hard-to-Treat Ovarian Cancer

FDA approves pembrolizumab plus chemotherapy for platinum-resistant ovarian cancer, extending survival by 4.2 months in a landmark trial.

Scientists Discover the Unexpected Key to Making mRNA Cancer Vaccines Work Better

Researchers found that liver cells, not immune cells, are the real bottleneck in mRNA cancer vaccine effectiveness.

Cancer PreventionApr 29, 2026

Why One Surgeon's Endowed Chair Could Transform Breast Cancer Care for the Next Generation

A renowned breast surgeon becomes the inaugural holder of an endowed chair dedicated to surgical excellence, positioning her research on genetic risk factors...

Cancer PreventionApr 25, 2026

How Immune Cells Inside Tumors Block Cancer Treatment: What Gynecological Cancer Researchers Just Discovered

Tumor-associated macrophages sabotage cancer treatment in ovarian, cervical, and endometrial cancers by creating immunosuppressive barriers.

Cancer PreventionApr 25, 2026

How Checkpoint Inhibitors Like Opdivo Are Changing Melanoma Treatment

Opdivo, a checkpoint inhibitor immunotherapy, blocks cancer's ability to hide from immune cells, offering new hope for melanoma and other skin cancers.

Cancer PreventionApr 24, 2026

The Future of Prostate Cancer Screening: How AI and Advanced Imaging Are Reducing Unnecessary Biopsies

New technologies combining artificial intelligence, MRI imaging, and biomarker testing are transforming prostate cancer screening to catch aggressive tumors...

Cancer PreventionApr 21, 2026

Why Adding More Drugs Isn't Always Better: What a Major Kidney Cancer Trial Teaches Us

A large clinical trial found that combining three cancer drugs didn't improve survival better than two drugs alone, challenging assumptions about combination...

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