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Reinvigorating exhausted immune cells reveals potential therapy target for cancer

Researchers have not only identified how two immune cells work together to fight cancer but also revealed the cascade of molecules that help coordinate this attack.

Study Says Statin May Help In Preventing Cancer

WASHINGTON (dpa-AFX) - Statin, a widely prescribed drug to lower cholesterol levels, may prevent cancer development caused by chronic inflammation, according to researchers at Mass General Cancer

Study Says Statin May Help In Preventing Cancer

Statin, a widely prescribed drug to lower cholesterol levels, may prevent cancer development caused by chronic inflammation, according to researchers at Mass General Cancer Center.

Statin therapy may prevent cancer by blocking inflammatory protein

Scientists have found that statins -- commonly used cholesterol-lowering drugs -- may block a pathway that leads to the development of cancer in the context of chronic inflammation.

'Ground-breaking' cancer vaccine trial announced in this UK city

This city will be part of a programme to enrol thousands of patients into the NHS Cancer Vaccine Launch Pad (CVLP) trial.

Southampton Unit Spearheads NHS Ground-breaking Cancer Vaccine Trial

Southampton Clinical Trials Unit to run ground-breaking NHS cancer vaccine programme

31.05.2024 - The Southampton Clinical Trials Unit, based at the University of Southampton, has been chosen to run a new programme accelerating research into potentially ground-breaking cancer treatments. The Cancer Vaccine Launch Pad (CVLP) will improve patient access to clinical trials to test new investigational immunotherapies by speeding up the development of personalised cancer vaccines.

Statin Therapy Could Block Inflammatory Protein, Prevent Cancer

Study results indicate that pitavastatin inhibits interleukin-33 to suppress skin and pancreatic cancers

A new study led by investigators from Mass General Cancer Center reveals that statins—commonly used cholesterol-lowering drugs—may block a particular pathway involved in the development of cancer that results from chronic inflammation. The findings are published in Nature Communications.

Statins may block an inflammation pathway involved in the development of cancer