Carbon ultrafine particles accelerate lung cancer progression
Researchers at Baylor College of Medicine discover how airborne ultrafine particles in smoke can change a host’s defense against lung cancer.
Read moreResearchers at Baylor College of Medicine discover how airborne ultrafine particles in smoke can change a host’s defense against lung cancer.
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Read moreThis study revealed five new susceptibility genes, 10 new variant associations from known risk genes and further validated in different populations another 24 associations.
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Read moreExome sequencing identified new variants that lead to higher levels of DNA damage, which increases the susceptibility for multiple cancers.
Read more“There’s something unusual about this ATM genetic variant and how it acts,” said Dr. Chris Amos. “It was really unexpected to see such a strong genetic
Read moreLung cancer remains the leading cause of cancer death in the United States. As a medical professional who deals with this widespread disease on a
Read moreDr. Shraddha Dalwadi has a strong personal connection to her research in health disparities and access to cancer care. “I grew up in an immigrant
Read moreAug. 1 is World Lung Cancer Day, and while lung cancer is most commonly associated with smokers and tobacco users, there are other factors that
Read more[See video below] “People may think of lung cancer as one disease, but lung cancer is a collection of diverse subtypes of cells and each
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