Whole-body MRI scans help predict myeloma relapse and improve patient monitoring
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AI flagged 40K+ scans/month, avoided 1,400 CTs, and helped detect 2,000 lung cancers early
Without changes, liver cancer cases and deaths could nearly double by 2050
Digital cells forecast disease and drug response
RP1 shrinks deep skin tumours and may soon win FDA approval as a new melanoma treatment
Some herbal medicines also showed risky DNA changes
New RNA method may cut costs and simplify cancer treatment by skipping lab-grown cell steps
New MRI-based tech may better detect tumour changes without contrast dye in brain cancer patients
New patch collects molecular data without cutting tissue, enabling faster, safer disease diagnosis
New therapy Blenrep offers hope by tripling remission time in multiple myeloma patients
FaceAge estimates health from photos, aiding cancer care and improving survival predictions
Genetic traces of cancer may be detectable in blood up to three years before diagnosis, study finds
Despite major progress, cancer remains the UK's top killer with rising case numbers expected by 2040
Scientists believe exercise helps control inflammation, hormones, and immunity
AI reads routine mammograms to deliver personalized 5‑year breast cancer risk scores
Pembrolizumab doubled cancer-free survival from 2.5 to 5 years and cut spread risk by 10%
New liquid biopsy accelerates targeted cancer treatment
Biotech pivots to drug combo after monotherapy safety and efficacy setbacks
It may help patients start treatment earlier or join clinical trials
Extra imaging boosts cancer detection where mammograms fall short, study suggests
New test detects therapy success in weeks using tumour DNA fragments in the blood
The study shows potential for precision medicine applications
AI offers a snapshot of biological age to guide medical care
Annual screening could halve late-stage cancers and cut deaths by 21% in five years
A new liquid biopsy developed at Johns Hopkins uses machine learning to spot brain tumours