Cancer Archives - Page 7 of 8 - El·lipse

The group at IMIM have discovered a key piece to treat metastatic, chemotherapy resistant tumours. Photo by Ryoji Iwata on Unsplash.

01.10.2019

A key piece discovered that would allow treating the most aggressive cancers

12.07.2019

Cancer, 3D genes, modulation of the skin microbiome and genetics of methylmercury susceptibility

Picture by Bru-nO at Pixabay.

23.05.2019

Can your immune system get rid of tumour cells?

06.05.2019

Researchers at the PRBB run for childhood cancer

The session on breast cancer brought together doctors, researchers and patients. Photo by Charles via Unsplash.

03.04.2019

Life after breast cancer

Erythrocytes are the majority of the blood cells, and give the blood its red colour. In leukemia, the proportions of blood cells are reversed.

12.03.2019

What is leukaemia and why does it appear?

Sara Sceldi and Ana Janic, are two new research group leaders working on cancer at the PRBB.

11.03.2019

Tumour development screens in mice and cell lines – two converging strategies

Mice without KChIP3 show more than twice the mucus in the lumen of the colon than normal mice. Author: Gerard Cantero -Recasens, CRG.

01.03.2019

Learning to control mucous production gives clues to treating colon and airway diseases

The iGEM team after their presentation of the project at the competition in Boston (From left to right: Marc Güell, Avencia Sánchez-Mejías, Marta Vilademunt, Óscar Rodríguez, Laura Sans, Jordi Pla, Dimitrije Ivančić, Eva Gonzalez, Guillem Lopez-Grado, Carla Castignani and Oriol Solà).

01.02.2019

GARGANTUA: the modified bacteria to prevent metastasis

Joan Albanell, head of the IMIM's molecular cancer therapeutics research group.

22.12.2018

Joan Albanell: “There is not only one kind of breast cancer”

White blood cell, Creative Commons CC0

22.11.2018

What is immunotherapy?

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21.11.2018

Exercise, diet and cancer: myths and realities