- Search results for Cancer treatment
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 | Patients with inactive cancer at high risk of severe COVID-19 illness: StudyReports have established an increased risk of severe disease and death for sick or hospitalised cancer patients with COVID-19 compared to patients without cancer | |
 | Novel protein may improve the safety of therapy for pancreatic cancer, finds new UK studyOne barrier to success is toxicity in tissues other than cancer because most of the proteins currently used to target CAR T cells to pancreatic cancer cells and other solid tumours | |
 | Researchers test possible new combo therapy for head and neck cancerResearchers in this study combined radiation therapy with a drug (telaglenastat) that stops a key enzyme in a cell pathway that becomes altered in cancer cells, | |
 | DST INSPIRE faculty from Chennai working on alternative anti-cancer therapy using transgenic zebrafishDr Vimalraj Selvaraj from Centre for Biotechnology, Anna University, Chennai, is a recipient of the INSPIRE Faculty Fellowship instituted by the Department of Science & Technology | |
 | RIP Dr V Shanta: The life and times of Adyar Cancer Institute’s First LadyShanta has won some of the most prestigious awards in the country and the world for her work in the field of oncology — the Magsaysay Award, Padma Shri, Padma Bhushan and the Padma Vibhushan | |
 | This new tech is helping cancer patients manage symptomsPatients reported better symptom control and physical wellbeing in the early weeks of treatment, with the system preventing symptom deterioration in about 9 per cent of patients after 12 weeks | |
| Small delays in cancer treatment can up death risk by 10%: StudyThe study, published in the journal 'The BMJ', found that there was a significant impact on a person's mortality if their treatment was delayed | |
 | It's not a race: Why 'influential' immunologist Ravindra Gupta believes we need to take some time to get the COVID vaccine rightGlobal collaboration between scientists to work on the vaccine and understanding the virus is reassuring and will take science ahead quite a few steps, said Ravi Gupta | |
 | IIT Madras researchers find active principle from turmeric can potentially improve outcomes of cancer therapiesThe team found that treating leukaemia (blood/bone-marrow cancer) cells with curcumin sensitises the cells to TRAIL and results in more efficient cell death | |
 | Vitamin D may help mitigate chemotherapy side effects: StudyThe findings showed that Vitamin D could potentially mitigate inflamed intestinal tracts and provide relief to cancer patients | |
 | AIIMS conducts pilot study to assess the effect of radiation therapy on COVID-19 patientsDr D N Sharma, head of the Radiation Oncology department at AIIMS and the principal investigator of the research project, said two COVID-19 patients who were on oxygen support were given the therapy | |
 | Nano cells in our body may be the mini treatment transporters that kill cancer cells: StudyThe study from Michigan State University and Stanford University was published in the Molecular Cancer Therapeutics journal and focused on breast cancer cells in mice | |
 | IIT-M team grows giant cancer cells using NASA-developed device that'll revolutionise cancer researchStem cells are difficult to isolate and grow. Cancer Stem Cells (CSC) generally make up just 1 per cent to 3 per cent of all cells in a tumour | |
 | Researchers whose discoveries have been celebrated much are also protesting for a hike. Here's why We talk to three research scholars who have brought laurels to the country and have made breakthrough discoveries in their fields of study, who are also protesting for the hike in their fellowship | |
 | Dr Ganapathy Subramanian is from Tirunelveli, but his work towards cancer treatment is taking him placesHe has also worked as an exchange visitor at GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), a biopharmaceutical company in the USA |
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