New research links accelerated biological aging in younger generations to a higher risk of early-onset cancers, suggesting bodies may be aging faster than chronological age.
Researchers discovered dormant breast cancer cells protected by surrounding immune and connective tissue cells, potentially explaining cancer relapse after treatment.
A new study suggests vitamin B2 may help cancer cells survive by protecting them from programmed cell death, and a related compound, roseoflavin, could trigger this cell death.
A clinical trial found that nine weeks of immunotherapy before surgery kept specific colorectal cancer patients cancer-free for nearly three years.