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Merck and Eisai announce positive Phase 3 results for Keytruda and Lenvima combination

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Merck and Eisai have released Phase 3 trial data on their combination therapy using Keytruda and Lenvima, showing promising results for cancer treatment. The study evaluated the effectiveness of the immunotherapy drug Keytruda alongside the targeted therapy Lenvima in patients with advanced cancers. The results demonstrated improved survival rates and tumor reduction in certain patient groups, reinforcing the potential of this combination approach in oncology. Researchers believe that the synergy between these two drugs could enhance the body’s immune response while simultaneously targeting cancer growth pathways.

Despite the encouraging findings, some challenges remain, including potential side effects and determining which patients will benefit most from the treatment. The trial data will likely be reviewed by regulatory agencies to assess the combination therapy’s broader approval for various cancer types. If approved, Keytruda and Lenvima could offer a significant new option for patients with difficult-to-treat cancers, further expanding immunotherapy’s role in modern cancer care.

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ALONA MORANTA

This small berry may help fight cancer, diabetes, obesity

Scientists from UniversitŽ de MontrŽal have made an exciting discovery about the camu-camu berry, a fruit native to the Amazon rainforest. Already known for its health benefits, including protecting against obesity and diabetes, this small berry may also help in the fight against cancer.

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Cellular Research, Global Trends
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This cancer drug may extend lifespan, study finds

Scientists from the University of Auckland have discovered that a cancer drug called alpelisib may help extend lifespanÑat least in mice. The researchers wanted to see whether this drug, which is currently used to treat certain cancers, could also slow down aging.

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Cellular Research, CRISPR & Gene Editing, mRNA & RNA-Based Therapies, Global Trends
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TAU researchers use CRISPR to shrink cancer cells – study

Researchers at Tel Aviv University (TAU) successfully utilized CRISPR, a gene-editing technology, to remove a single gene from cancer cells in head and neck tumors. The study, conducted in animal models, resulted in the elimination of 50% of the tumors. The findings were published in the journal Advanced Science.

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