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The discovery could lead to ways to improve the effectiveness of immunotherapies.

Dr. Helen Pass said breast cancer treatment no longer uses a “one-size-fits-all” approach.

The treatment promises to remove cancer cells with less risk of sexual dysfunction.

The study aims to reduce side effects without risking recurrence of the cancer.

Researchers swapped out a key organism’s genetic material for engineered replacements.

The DASH diet focuses on plant-based foods that are rich in potassium, calcium, and magnesium.

Unlike other therapies that must be ramped up, XEN1101 can be started at its most effective dose.

The studies aim to test treatments for different breast cancer subtypes.

Newfound mechanism could be used to counter osteoporosis.

A study showed how certain immune system cells contributed to the success of COVID-19 vaccines.