Safer chemo, thanks to Israeli math
A new study explains why certain patients develop severe infections after chemotherapy and suggests how to avoid this side effect.
A new study explains why certain patients develop severe infections after chemotherapy and suggests how to avoid this side effect.
Hebrew U. medical researchers find a tiny peptide encoded by the HIV virus could hold the key to making cancer therapies more successful.
A new drug delivery system puts thousands of toxic pharmaceutical molecules inside a targeted missile which goes off only when it reaches cancerous tissue.
An Israeli college student is kicking off a cross-country US bike tour to raise money for Israeli cancer research.
New cell research from Israel suggests the need for a radically different approach to chemotherapy.
The simple new check shows a 90 percent detection rate in clinical tests for multiple types of cancers.
Israeli chemical engineer Hossam Haick is the inventor of a ‘nano-artificial nose’ that can detect cancer and kidney disease
Israeli scientists have developed an innovative new nano-particle treatment for cancerous tumors that could replace traditional radiation therapy.
A new Israeli study suggests that women with type 2 diabetes are twice as likely to get cancer, while men with the condition are less likely to get prostrate cancer
Yaron Shmueli was on his way home on an airplane when he first read an article on LifeMel Honey, a new natural immune system treatment developed in Israel for cancer patients.