Researchers are rapidly advancing cancer treatments through multiple approaches: a drug halts pancreatic cancer spread in lab tests, ultrasound selectively destroys oral cancer cells, and scientists have unlocked an unlimited supply of cancer-fighting immune cells. A smart drug that removes cancer's invisibility cloak is shrinking tumors by 30% in trials, while experimental treatments for prostate and pancreatic cancers show renewed promise.
·Drug demonstrates 90% effectiveness at stopping pancreatic cancer cell migration in laboratory conditions
·Ultrasound technology can selectively target and destroy oral cancer cells without harming healthy tissue
·New method provides endless supply of cancer-fighting immune cells for therapeutic use
·Smart drug removes protective invisibility cloak from cancer cells, achieving 30% tumor shrinkage in trials
·Bone-grafting biomaterial simultaneously destroys bone cancer cells and bacteria
drawn from ScienceAlert, Newswise, The Times of India, ScienceDaily · updated 1h ago