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Unboxing Cancer News, August 2026: Fishy Cancer, Federal- vs. Industry-funded Trials, and More  

Cancer Research Catalyst has launched a new monthly series, “Unboxing Cancer News,” that highlights exciting cancer research discoveries. Read the first installment and learn about...

Hong Kong’s cancer research drawing global attention, says leading body’s chief

Hong Kong is playing a central role as part of a broader regional hub for research breakthroughs, the head of a leading global cancer organisation has said, adding that the city’s...

Medical Research UK

www.medicalresearchuk.org LinkedIn: Medical Research UK Primary research areas Generic health relevance; Cancer; Child health; Congenital disorders; Ear; Eye; Infection;...

The Cancer Aftermath of the 9/11 Attacks on First Responders

In memory of those who lost their lives or families as a result of what happened on September 11, 2001, this edition of Cancer Research Catalyst reviews the effects of the attacks...

Survival From Lung Cancer, Including the Type That Pope Leo XIV Has, Continues to Improve Thanks to Sustained Cancer Res...

Like millions of people, Pope Leo XIV was diagnosed with lung cancer. This disease, though still serious, has also been transformed from one of daunting odds to a surmountable affl...

Top Recommendations for Advancing Cancer Research for Latinos and All People

With cancer still a top health threat, UT Health San Antonio leaders and national cancer experts have published an online book with innovative recommendations to reduce cancer amon...

Cancer leads AI physician queries across 9 countries

While cancer continues to be a major global health challenge, it is also a rapidly changing area of medicine. Targeted therapies, immunotherapy, genomic testing, biomarker-driven t...

Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation

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Kauaʻi cancer survivor, other advocates from Hawaiʻi urge Congress to increase funding for research

About 800 cancer patients, survivors and other advocates traveled to Washington, D.C., to urge passage of the Clinical Trial Modernization Act.

Advancing Cancer Research for Latinos and All Populations: 2026 Conference Proceedings

Cancer is a threat to the health of Latinos and all people. That’s why Dr. Amelie Ramirez, director of Salud America! and the Institute for Health Promotion Research at UT Health S...

Pastel de Nata

Nigel1: Cancer research, what is the incentive to cure cancer? You’re out of a job. CEOs, research scientists, charity managers etc. are all being paid hundreds of thousands per y...

6 Cancer Breakthroughs Giving Us New Reasons for Hope 

From precision medicine to promising therapies, here’s how Canadian researchers are changing the way we understand and treat the disease The post 6 Cancer Breakthroughs Giving Us N...

Aisling Burnand Award 2025

We're pleased to announce that Yorkshire Cancer Research is the winner of the Aisling Burnand Award 2025!   The set of entries was exceptionally strong in 2025, showcasing many im...

Unboxing Cancer News, September 2026: Sugar and Cancer Risk, Psilocybin’s Chemotherapy Relief, and More

The second installment of Cancer Research Catalyst’s new monthly series, “Unboxing Cancer News,” highlights exciting cancer research discoveries reported during September, includin...

Hengrui Pharma Previews ESMO Congress 2026: 64 Research Findings Highlight Continued Progress Across Innovative Pipeline...

64 research findings have been accepted, including three Proffered Paper presentations and three Rapid Oral presentations, spanning more than ten areas of oncology and supportive c...

Engineered Cytisine Derivative Disrupts Redox Balance to Kill Lung Cancer Cells

Lung cancer continues to claim roughly 1.76 million lives each year, and while chemotherapy has extended survival for many patients, its impact is blunted by severe side effects an...

“Lower-Risk” Childhood Cancer May Be More Dangerous Than It Appears

Researchers have uncovered new clues about why the childhood cancer rhabdomyosarcoma may become aggressive. Some children diagnosed with rhabdomyosarcoma (RMS) appear to have lower...

Three Sisters, BRCA1 Mutations, and a Cancer Diagnosis While Pregnant

Carolyn Searles and her sisters all tested positive for a BRCA1 mutation and underwent double mastectomies to reduce their breast cancer risk. Still, Carolyn was diagnosed with bre...

Delaware cancer researchers receive $95,740 grant to advance study

A cancer research team at ChristianaCare has received a $95,740 grant to advance research into a potential new approach to treating colorectal cancer.

Scotland’s New Cancer Frontier: From Personalised Vaccines in Edinburgh to AI-Powered Diagnosis

How researchers, NHS clinicians and life-sciences companies are reshaping the search for earlier diagnosis and more individualised cancer treatment

The non-invasive, at-home test that could detect cancer

New study aims to understand which early-stage breast cancers could become invasive

The University of Hawaiʻi Cancer Center has secured a $3 million grant to study breast cancer disparities in Hawaiʻi.

What influences cancer survivors’ participation in colorectal and breast screening

Cancer survivors face a paradox that has long puzzled oncologists and public health researchers alike. Although they belong to one of the highest-risk groups for developing new pri...

Scientists Advance Precision Cancer Immunotherapy

Cancer immunotherapy is entering a more controlled and technically sophisticated phase, according to a wide-ranging collection of studies and reviews that outline how researchers a...