Resistance remains one of the most significant barriers to optimal treatment outcomes and overall survival for patients across cancer types. Although genetic mutations play a key role in poor therapeutic responses, the gut microbiome may also interfere with critical therapies in the cancer treatment landscape. Studies show that disruptions in gut microbiota are associated with … Read more
Archyde: Latest World News, Economy, Entertainment, Health, Technology & Sports Updates Revolutionary Immunotherapy: Dostarlimab Poised to Transform Solid Tumor Treatment A groundbreaking phase 2 trial indicates that dostarlimab, an innovative immunotherapy drug, is showing remarkable promise in treating early-stage solid tumors. the study reveals that complete responses to dostarlimab in neoadjuvant settings are enabling many … Read more
Just as species adapt over generations, our body’s cells accumulate DNA changes throughout life. Most are harmless, yet a few “driver” mutations give a cell a competitive edge and can spark cancer. Chemotherapy then adds a new evolutionary pressure, encouraging further genetic changes that let tumors bounce back. Researchers at IRB Barcelona have developed DiffInvex, … Read more
Announcing a new article publication for the BIO Integration journal. Lipid-based Nanoparticles (LBNPs) have emerged as a transformative approach in cancer treatment, offering innovative drug delivery solutions that enhance therapeutic efficacy while minimizing adverse effects. This study highlights how LBNPs have been used to overcome the limitations of traditional chemotherapy and improve patient outcomes by exploring … Read more
Nature’s Pharmacy: How Himalayan Herbs Are Revolutionizing Cancer Treatment Research VERIFIED By: Dr Rohit Sharma, Assistant Professor, Shoolini University Written by Tavishi Dogra |Updated : February 24, 2025 7:56 AM IST Cancer represents a hallmark human disorder of the 21st century. The disease has been around for so long and yet its early diagnosis, let … Read more
Modifying the physical characteristics of microscopic biomaterials to interact seamlessly with the body’s tissues could unlock safer and more effective cancer treatments, according to Virginia Tech researchers at the Fralin Biomedical Research Institute at VTC. In an online review slated for the Feb. 10 issue of the Journal of Controlled Release, a research team led by DaeYong … Read more