Fruit fly "cancer avatars" recreate mutations in tumors for personalized treatment
Using fruit flies to mirror the tumors of patients can help with difficult to treat cancers
Instead of a colonoscopy, a new screen tests poop for colorectal cancer-related bacteria
Testing for the bacterium Parvimonas micra in stool may present an alternative to a colonoscopy
To stop pancreatic cancer from spreading, cut out the chatter
By switching off cell-to-cell communication, researchers turned cancer’s bazooka into a rubber pistol
BRCA genes are more complicated than most people think
Genes long considered risk factors are about much more than cancer: they help DNA repair
Why there probably won't be a 'magic bullet' for cancer
Researchers increasingly view the disease as a sprawling, evolving metropolis of cells
We're beginning to understand the 'tumor microenvironment' that makes cancer so resilient
The cellular processes that help tumors thrive in the body are a promising new target for cancer treatments