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Moffitt Cancer Center recently announced promising findings related to proton therapy as a treatment option for cancer patients. This innovative approach to radiation therapy uses protons instead of traditional X-rays, allowing for more precise targeting of tumors while minimizing damage to surrounding healthy tissue. The results from a new study indicate that patients receiving proton therapy for specific types of cancers, such as breast and prostate cancer, experienced fewer side effects compared to those treated with conventional radiation methods. This not only improves patients’ quality of life during treatment but also potentially enhances their overall outcomes.

The center’s research highlights the growing importance of personalized medicine in oncology, as proton therapy can be tailored to individual patient needs based on tumor location and type. As the clinical community continues to explore and expand the use of proton therapy, Moffitt is committed to advancing this cutting-edge technology. The findings underscore the center’s dedication to providing innovative treatments that improve cancer care and patient experiences, paving the way for future advancements in the field.

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Global Trends
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
ALONA MORANTA

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
ALONA MORANTA

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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