Tuesday, December 30, 2025

The Cancer News

AN AUTHORITATIVE RESOURCE FOR EVERYTHING ABOUT CANCER

Research

The volume and pace of cancer research, from preclinical studies to clinical trials and FDA approvals, can make it challenging to stay informed. This section highlights the latest developments and translates complex scientific concepts into clear, accessible insights for both healthcare professionals and the broader public.

Feature image for the article on bridging cervical cancer research and community impact, highlighting Gatha Adhikari’s work.
Health Equity

How One PhD Student Is Bridging Cervical Cancer Research and Community Impact

By The Cancer News Team

How one PhD student is bridging cervical cancer research and community outreach to improve prevention and treatment access in underserved regions of Nepal.

Meredith Pelster, MD, MSCI, on GI Malignancies — What is on the Horizon for Cellular Therapy?
Research

Meredith Pelster, MD, MSCI, on GI Malignancies—What is on the Horizon for Cellular Therapy?

By The Cancer News Team

Meredith Pelster, MD, MSCI, discusses the challenges and emerging opportunities of cellular therapy in GI malignancies, highlighting insights from the 2025 Seattle Cellular Therapy Summit.

Rosa Nadal Rios, MD, PhD, on GU malignancies and the future of cellular therapy.
Research

Rosa Nadal Rios, MD, PhD, on GU Malignancies—What is on the Horizon for Cellular Therapy?

By The Cancer News Team

Rosa Nadal Rios, MD, PhD, shares insights on the future of cellular therapy in GU malignancies, highlighting advances in prostate, kidney, and testicular cancers at the 2025 Seattle Cellular Therapy Summit.

Researcher using a pipette and microscope in a laboratory during cancer research studies
Perspectives

World Cancer Research Day 2025: Progress, Challenges, and What’s Next in U.S. Cancer Research

By Aishat Motolani, PhD

Explore the progress, challenges, and future directions of U.S. cancer research on World Cancer Research Day 2025, from immunotherapy and RNA vaccines to AI, prevention, and health equity.

CHALLENGE trial highlights exercise as a treatment strategy for colon cancer
Research

GI Oncologist Discusses the Challenge of Translating CHALLENGE Trial Results into Patient Care

By The Cancer News Team

GI oncologist Dr. Ronan Hsieh discusses the CHALLENGE trial, exploring how exercise improves colon cancer survival and the barriers to implementing structured exercise programs in clinical practice.

Cancer patient sitting on hospital bed, representing the uncertainty around ivermectin in cancer care
Research

What Cancer Doctors Are Saying About Ivermectin and Cancer Treatment

By The Cancer News Team

Oncologists explain why ivermectin is not a proven cancer treatment, summarizing current evidence, ongoing trials in TNBC, and how clinicians address patient misinformation.

3D illustration of chromosomes representing chromosomal instability biomarkers used to predict chemotherapy resistance in cancer
Research

New Biomarkers Predict Chemotherapy Resistance Across Multiple Cancer Types

By The Cancer News Team

New research identifies chromosomal instability (CIN) biomarkers that predict chemotherapy resistance across multiple cancer types, offering a breakthrough in precision oncology.

FDA approval announcement for dordaviprone to treat H3 K27M-mutant diffuse midline glioma
Research

FDA Grants Accelerated Approval to Dordaviprone for Diffuse Midline Glioma

By Prakash Ambady, MD

FDA grants accelerated approval to dordaviprone, the first systemic therapy for diffuse midline glioma with an H3 K27M mutation, offering new hope for patients after progression on prior treatment.

3D illustration of immune cells interacting with therapeutic nanoparticles in a blue microscopic environment
Research

Breakthrough Study Shows CAR T Cells Can Be Generated Inside The Body

By The Cancer News Team

Researchers have developed a new method for generating CAR T cells inside the body using targeted lipid nanoparticles, potentially eliminating barriers that contribute to cancer health disparities.

X-ray illustration of a human body highlighting the colon, overlaid with the headline “Can Exercise Save Lives After Colon Cancer? A New Study Suggests It Might.”
Research

Can Exercise Save Lives After Colon Cancer? New Study Suggests It Might

By The Cancer News Team

A landmark phase 3 trial shows structured exercise after chemotherapy significantly improves survival and reduces recurrence in colon cancer patients.

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