• Caring for our cancer patients in the wake of COVID-19

  SummaryIn response to our current global pandemic, unprecedented healthcare changes may have significant consequences for cancer patients in the United Kingdom. We explore why cancer patients may be m

  2020-04-01

• CRISPR Used Inside Person's Body For First Time

  March 6, 2020 -- The gene editing tool CRISPR has been used inside a person's body for the first time, scientists report.The patient had an inherited form of blindness and underwent the

  2020-03-26

• Cancer stemness in hepatocellular carcinoma: mechanisms and translational potential

  AbstractCancer stemness, referring to the stem-cell-like phenotype of cancer cells, has been recognised to play important roles in different aspects of hepatocarcinogenesis. A number of well-establish

  2020-03-26

• Commentary: How Is Oncology Adapting to COVID-19?

  What your doctor is reading on Medscape.com:MARCH 20, 2020 -- As the coronavirus pandemic escalates in the United States, Medscape Oncology reached out to a group of our contributo

  2020-03-16

• Second HIV Patient Reportedly 'Cured'

  By Margaret Farley SteeleHealthDay ReporterMONDAY, March 9, 2020 (HealthDay News) -- It was 12 years ago that a German patient was seemingly cured of HIV. Now doctors in the United Kingdom believ

  2020-03-12

• E-DNA scaffold sensors and the reagentless, single-step, measurement of HIV-diagnostic antibodies in human serum

  AbstractThe multiplexed, point-of-care measurement of specific antibodies could improve the speed with which diseases are diagnosed and their treatment initiated. To this end, we are developing E-DNA

  2020-03-09

• 3D microgroove electrical impedance sensing to examine 3D cell cultures for antineoplastic drug assessment

  AbstractIn recent decades, three-dimensional (3D) cancer cell models have attracted increasing interest in the field of drug screening due to their significant advantages in more accurate simulations

  2020-03-06

• Coffee and digestive cancers—what do we know, and where do we go?

  SummaryCoffee drinking has been inversely associated with liver cancer consistently in prospective studies. Yet, the specific compounds underlying this association, and whether associations vary by pr

  2020-03-03