Early in John Green’s new novel, The Fault in Our Stars, 16-year-old Hazel offers her succinct opinion of novels about people with cancer: “Cancer books suck.” This may or may not be true (I haven’t ...
Fragment-based drug discovery (FBDD) has emerged as a rigorous and efficient strategy for identifying lead compounds against structurally defined biological ...
As cancer survival rates improve, cardiovascular complications arising from anticancer therapies have emerged as a critical determinant of long-term patient ...
Watching her company's cancer cost claims rise, Janet Acosta, benefit manager at Hot Topic, was in search of a point solution with broad impact and low administrative lift. She found it in virtual ...
Cancer arises when the normal controls on cell growth, differentiation and death are subverted. Under physiological conditions, cells proliferate only in response to external stimuli, replicate their ...
Colorectal cancer represents one of the leading causes of cancer-related death worldwide, and mounting evidence implicates dietary fibre as a key modifiable factor in its prevention. Dietary ...
When a friend recently asked if I’d ever thought cancer might kill me, I had to think back and examine myself. Recently, over lunch, a friend and I were talking. We covered various subjects as we ...
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