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Sensors to Detect and Measure Cancer’s Ability to Spread

Sensors to Detect and Measure Cancer’s Ability to Spread

Engineering sensors developed by UC San Diego researchers can detect and measure the ability of each cancer cells to undergo metastasis.

Detection Tool for Interstitial Lung Disease (ILD) Developed by IIT Kharagpur Researchers

Detection Tool for Interstitial Lung Disease (ILD) Developed by IIT Kharagpur Researchers

IIT Kharagpur's team of researchers have developed a tool to diagnose malignant lung tissues and other interstitial lung disease (ILD).

Novel Painless Method Can Assess Tumor Progression

Novel Painless Method Can Assess Tumor Progression

New evaluating model using medical imaging can help painlessly assess tumor progression in patients.

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Mammography Screening Benefits Women Aged Above 75

Mammography Screening Benefits Women Aged Above 75

Older women should continue regular mammography monitoring as long as they are in good health, as there is high incidence of breast cancer among women aged above 75.

New Discovery Opens the Door to Safer and Less Expensive X-ray Imaging

New Discovery Opens the Door to Safer and Less Expensive X-ray Imaging

New invention paves a way to safer and less expensive medical imaging, such as X-ray or computerized tomography (CT).

What Causes Hormonal Deficiencies in Children After Radiation Exposure?

What Causes Hormonal Deficiencies in Children After Radiation Exposure?

The effect of radiation exposure on children and their hormonal deficiency associated with it is being studied here in this study.

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Radiation in Children with Brain Tumor Limits Ability to Recall Recent Events

Radiation in Children with Brain Tumor Limits Ability to Recall Recent Events

Radiation therapy leads to reduced volume in hippocampus, which is responsible for memory, so children with brain tumor struggle to remember recent events. It is usually seen in patients suffering from Alzheimer's disease, dementia, brain injury, amnesia, encephalitis.

Survival Outcomes in Rural and Urban Cancer Patients Enrolled in Clinical Trials Compared

Survival Outcomes in Rural and Urban Cancer Patients Enrolled in Clinical Trials Compared

The first study that comprehensively compared survival outcomes in rural and urban cancer patients enrolled in clinical trials found improved access to quality cancer care may reduce rural and urban differences in cancer survival rates.

New Technology Achieves 3D Color X-ray on a Human

New Technology Achieves 3D Color X-ray on a Human

New 3D color x-ray is developed by the scientists which helps the doctors to give a more accurate diagnosis to their patients.

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Link Between Memory and Immune Cells Identified

Link Between Memory and Immune Cells Identified

Activation of P2RX7 by eATP provides a common currency that both alerts the nervous and immune system to tissue damage, and promotes the metabolic fitness and survival of the most durable and functionally relevant memory CD8+ T cell populations.

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