Lung cancer outcome may be predicted by tumour DNA in blood
A blood test that detects very small amounts of tumour DNA in lung cancer patients may predict how well patients will respond to treatment and the likelihood of the cancer returning...
A blood test that detects very small amounts of tumour DNA in lung cancer patients may predict how well patients will respond to treatment and the likelihood of the cancer returning...
by Olivia Goff
The effectiveness of radiotherapy in killing cancer cells depends on the DNA repair pathway the cell uses to fix radiation-induced damage...
An artificial intelligence model can accurately predict changes in gene expression in any human cell type...
Unrepaired DNA damage lingers longer within cells than previously thought, potentially increasing cancer risk...
Women in fertility treatment are more likely to take medication that could harm a fetus before or during pregnancy, according to a study of over 57,000 births in Australia...
A novel gene insertion therapy may be able to cure infants of a rare genetic liver disease...
Apricity Fertility, a UK-based 'virtual' fertility clinic, ceased all operations on 1 January 2025...
A genetic mutation previously thought to cause oesophageal cancer may in some contexts be protective against the condition...
Ten pregnant women and three others with their babies were repatriated to the Philippines after being pardoned by the Royal Government of Cambodia...
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