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Equity:The Word That Shaped Her Career From The Lab To The White House:The Story Of Catharine Young
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Equity:The Word That Shaped Her Career From The Lab To The White House:The Story Of Catharine Young

  • Shushan Hovsepyan
  • 4 July 2025

When Catharine Young talks about inequity, she isn’t referring to it in abstract terms. She grew up in South Africa at the end of apartheid, when systemic injustice was not just visible, it was part of daily life. That early…

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Curious, Rejected,Accepted: An ESO Fellow’s Road to Becoming an Oncologist
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Curious, Rejected,Accepted: An ESO Fellow’s Road to Becoming an Oncologist

  • Amalya Sargsyan
  • 3 July 2025

It was 2018, and I was a fifth-year medical student at Yerevan State Medical University. Word spread that our new oncology professor was someone extraordinary: Gevorg Tamamyan - a Harvard-trained, Nature-published pioneer of pediatric oncology in Armenia and president of…

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The Dawn of Empathetic Intelligence in Oncology
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The Dawn of Empathetic Intelligence in Oncology

  • Albertina
  • 2 July 2025

For decades, the fight against cancer has been waged through tireless human intellect, groundbreaking scientific discovery, and the unwavering compassion of clinicians. We have mapped genomes, developed targeted therapies, and celebrated incremental victories that have collectively extended and improved countless…

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How a Chicken Egg Model Could Transform Pediatric Cancer Treatment in Canada
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How a Chicken Egg Model Could Transform Pediatric Cancer Treatment in Canada

  • Victoria Forster
  • 20 June 2025

A new, innovative pipeline fusing genomics, proteomics and modelling in animals and chicken eggs is pinpointing new treatments for children with rare and relapsed cancers in Canada. Researchers in Canada have used fertilized chicken eggs to grow tumors from children…

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Microbiota-Derived Bile Acids as Androgen Receptor Antagonists Enhance Anti-Tumour Immunity
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Microbiota-Derived Bile Acids as Androgen Receptor Antagonists Enhance Anti-Tumour Immunity

  • Janet Fricker
  • 19 June 2025

The gut microbiota can transform cholesterol-derived bile acids into metabolites capable of blocking androgen receptors and strengthening anti-cancer immunity. The study, published in Cell, April 15, demonstrates how one of the microbiota-derived secondary bile acids is capable of suppressing tumour…

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CancerWorld issue #103 (May, 2025)
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CancerWorld issue #103 (May, 2025)

  • Yeva Margaryan
  • 11 May 2025

What does it take to change the odds in cancer care? Innovation? Yes. But also: persistence. Collaboration. The refusal to accept that some lives matter less because of where they’re born. In this issue of CancerWorld, we focus not just…

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Ovarian cancer: mechanism conferring resistance to immunotherapy revealed
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Ovarian cancer: mechanism conferring resistance to immunotherapy revealed

  • Janet Fricker
  • 21 March 2025

The presence of flagella, the propellers bacteria use to move, explains why immune checkpoint inhibitors do not work in patients with ovarian cancer. The study, published in Cancer Immunology Research, 11 February, suggests that immune cell recognition of bacterial flagella,…

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The CRISPR revolution: it’s transforming cancer research, can it do the same for treatment?
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The CRISPR revolution: it’s transforming cancer research, can it do the same for treatment?

  • Laura Costantin
  • 1 June 2023

CRISPR is a revolutionary gene-editing tool that allows scientists to cut DNA with extraordinary precision and make changes to the genome. The technology was a gift to cancer researchers, whose efforts to understand the roles played by different genes rely…

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Citizen science: Do your bit for cancer research by playing a game
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Citizen science: Do your bit for cancer research by playing a game

  • Janet Fricker
  • 4 February 2022

Calling all gamers ‒ you can do your bit for advancing cancer research by playing a video game. While this may sound like the ultimate excuse, Spanish investigators really have just launched a smartphone game ‒ the GENIGMA challenge ‒…

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The development of organoids for cancer research: an ode to the scientific method
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The development of organoids for cancer research: an ode to the scientific method

  • Hans Clever
  • 1 October 2021

Some twenty years ago, I sailed with my two little sons Sander (aged 7) and Max (aged 5) on the Ijsselmeer, formerly a large inner sea in the centre of my country. We passed by a beautiful row of newly…

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