Researchers consider whether targeting neurons could be an effective way to treat a variety of cancers.
Researchers suggest using both immunotherapy and gene therapy to help patients fight against glioblastoma brain cancer.
Researchers have identified an enzyme associated with aggressive gliomas.
Researchers believe their findings could lead to new targets for brain cancer therapies.
Researchers believe their findings could open the door for new therapy strategies to treat glioma multiforme brain cancer.
Researchers have uncovered a new genetic cause of brain cancers and leukemia.
A new study reports glioblastoma influences microglia, causing them to stimulate tumor growth, rather than suppress it.
A newly developed lab test can predict how quickly and aggressively glioblastoma brain cancer might lethally spread.
Researchers have developed a new 3D printing technique which can produce brain tumor cells that continue to grow rapidly and mimic the growth of real glioma tumors.
A new study study of the genetic factors underlying glioma formation in dogs reveals three genes associated with the cancer. The findings may prove helpful in diagnosis and developing new treatments for humans.
Researchers report an experimental treatment has shown to be able to stop treatment resistant glioblastoma in human cells and mouse models.
According to researchers, those who have had chicken pox in childhood may be at lower risk for developing brain cancer later in life.
