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MD News Daily - From ‘Gene Sequencing’ To Successful Transplant: Nashawn Is Now in His Treatment’s ‘Maintenance Phase’

From ‘Gene Sequencing’ To Successful Transplant: Nashawn Howard Is Now in His Treatment’s ‘Maintenance Phase’

Sep 23, 2020 AM EDT

In 2018, the results specified Nashawn had cancer, and an acute lymphoblastic leukemia diagnosis was made. Following the analysis, treatments began, but the boy was said to be unresponsive to them.

MD News Daily - 4-Year-Old Boy Is Back Home at PEI After Completing Cancer Treatments in Boston

4-Year-Old Canadian Boy Is Back Home After Completing Cancer Treatments in Boston

Sep 19, 2020 AM EDT

A 4-year-old boy just completed 30 proton therapy treatments in Boston. He is to carry on with his therapy for medulloblastoma, the most common brain cancer type among children.

10-Year-Old Dayton Boy Is This Year's Ambassador for Childhood Cancer Fundraiser

Sep 17, 2020 AM EDT

10-year-old Arjun has this inspiring story of recovery from illness. Last year, he was diagnosed to have Ewing's Sarcoma, and after going through one year of treatment, he is now cancer-free.

MD News Daily- New Drug Discovered Can Improve Quality of Life in Patients with Pancreatic Cancer

New Drug Could Improve Quality of Life of Patients with Pancreatic Cancer

Sep 11, 2020 AM EDT

Novel drug molecules could help extend life expectancy and quality of life of patients with pancreatic cancer.

MD News Daily - Cancer Patient Undergoes Personalized Treatment

World's First: Cancer Patient Undergoes Personalized Treatment by 'Cocoon' Platform

Sep 09, 2020 AM EDT

The Cocoon Platform is a computerized, flexible and functionally closed system for patient-scale cell therapy manufacturing.

MD News Daily - Rats And Mice In A Medical School Laboratory

Study Sheds Light on How Malfunctioning Components in DNA Cause Cancer

Sep 09, 2020 AM EDT

A new study identifies how mutations in ARID1A and ARID1B, two essential SWI/SNF proteins, can drive the development of cancer by interrupting the complexes' assembly.

MD News Daily - BYU Devises a Pair of Animation-Streaming Glasses to Help Establish Eye Contact in Children with Autism

BYU's Animation-Streaming Glasses: A Promising Device for Children with Autism

Sep 05, 2020 AM EDT

The Engineering Capstone team of Brigham Young University has devised a pair of glasses displaying dynamically animated images on the lenses that potentially help a child improve eye contact.

MD News Daily - 5 Tips To Maintain a Healthy Colon

5 Tips to Keep a Healthy Colon

Sep 04, 2020 AM EDT

People who are said to be at average risk of getting colon or colorectal cancer need to have their first colonoscopy procedure when they turn 50. But first, it is important that one knows his risk factor.

MD News Daily- 10 of the Most Dangerous Things Science Has Linked to Cancer

10 of the Most Dangerous Everyday Things Science Has Linked to Cancer

Sep 04, 2020 AM EDT

Right after cardiovascular diseases, cancer is the second leading cause of death globally. Here are ten of the most dangerous everyday items that scientists say cause cancer.

MD News Daily - The Power of Two: Scientists Test the Combination of ‘Oncolytic Virus’ and ‘Car T Cell Therapy’ To Eliminate Solid Tumors

Scientists Test the Combination of Immunotherapies To Eliminate Solid Tumors

Sep 03, 2020 AM EDT

The City Hope researchers have recently incorporated two potent immunotherapies. These are the oncolytic virus and chimeric antigen receptor or CAR T cell therapy.

Studies Find Link Between Cancer Risk and Multiple Sclerosis Patients

Aug 29, 2020 AM EDT

Researchers recently investigated the pooled risk for cancer in people suffering from multiple sclerosis. Data were part of five articles that passed the criteria for inclusion.

MD News Daily - Local Doctor Draws Strength from His Own Experience after Surviving Cancer to Inspire Young Patients

Doctor Draws Strength from Own Experience after Surviving Cancer to Inspire Young Patients

Aug 28, 2020 AM EDT

Dr. Gregory Aune, the UT Health San Antonio Pediatric Oncologist who beat cancer, is currently on a mission to help young people with cancer.

Scientists Find a New Groundbreaking Strategy Through Fresh Tumor Biopsies To Improve Cancer Treatments

Aug 26, 2020 AM EDT

A groundbreaking strategy to enhance treatments for cancer through the use of tumor biopsies less than half an hour after they are taken has recently been devised at The University of Queensland.

MD News Daily - 10-Year-Old Boy Gets a Standing Ovation at Texas Hospital After Completing His Last Round of Chemo

10-Year-Old Gets Standing Ovation at Texas Hospital After Last Round of Chemo

Aug 21, 2020 AM EDT

A boy from Texas recently got a standing ovation from his doctors and nurses at the El Paso Children's Hospital, following the completion of his last chemotherapy session.

MD News Daily - 10-Year-Old Boy Combating Leukemia for Second Time, Still Awaiting Donor for Bone Marrow Transplant

10-Year-Old Boy Combating Leukemia for the Second Time, Still Awaiting Donor for Bone Marrow Transplant

Aug 20, 2020 AM EDT

10-year-old Brian Perkins, who is reportedly battling cancer for the second time, desperately needs a bone marrow transplant that, according to reports, will expectantly give him a second chance to live.

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