Meetal Solanki was previously a Volunteer Writer at BioNews.
The world's first cancer treatment which uses a patient's own genetically modified immune cells has been approved...
A revolutionary vaccine uses the patient’s own immune response to target tumour cells and could be the first step in bespoke, precision medicine.
Testing for certain genes could identify men with a ten-fold increased risk of testicular cancer, suggests a new study...
A study has revealed a possible link between unsuccessful fertility treatments and a higher risk of developing cardiovascular disease...
Genes involved in determining a baby's birthweight may also predispose them to diseases in later life, such as heart disease and type 2 diabetes, a global study has found...
A blood test costing only £35 could help in the early diagnosis of oesophageal cancer and could be available in five years' time...
A major study into cancer has uncovered fourteen genes which could predict how a patient will respond to tumour treatments, particularly chemotherapy and radiation...
Researchers in the USA have mapped the sequence of genetic changes from early skin lesions, such as common moles, to malignant skin cancer...
Gene mutations may account for as much of half the risk of developing testicular cancer, a study has suggested...
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