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human T cells artificial

UCLA develops artificial thymus that produces cancer-fighting cells

UCLA
April 7, 2017

This could be an important step for treating many different types of cancer.

UC Merced epigenomics

Can the study of epigenomics lead to personalized cancer treatment?

UC Merced via The Conversation
April 5, 2017

Chemical modifications that do not change our DNA but can affect gene activity are a new tool for biomedicine.

UC San Diego cancer blood test

New blood test could help detect and locate cancer early on

UC San Diego
March 7, 2017

Tumors could be found without having to do biopsies.

UCSF newborn severe immune disorder

Gene therapy offers hope for newborns with severe immune disorder

UCSF
March 3, 2017

Trial may lead to novel approaches for sickle cell anemia, cancers.

Fabian Filipp UC Merced

Precision targeting provides new insights into therapy-resistant cancers

UC Merced
March 3, 2017

Having found a promising new melanoma drug, professor has now identified regulators that control cancer.

DNA origami UC San Diego

Engineering undergrads use DNA origami to target cancer

UC San Diego
February 27, 2017

Competitive biomedical team hopes folic acid weaving will unlock new treatments.

UC breastfeeding study

Breastfeeding study aims to break barriers

UC Newsroom
February 17, 2017

Checking a box when filing your taxes can help fund research like this innovative breastfeeding study.

Breast cancer scalp cooling

Scalp cooling can help some breast cancer patients retain hair

UCSF
February 15, 2017

New study identifies way for majority of patients to lessen one of cancer's most devastating hallmarks.

Lou Gehrig UC Riverside

Researchers show how Lou Gehrig’s disease progression could be delayed

UC Riverside
February 10, 2017

Study could lead to new drugs for spinal cord injury, Alzheimer’s disease and some cancers.

UCSF ORACL testing

Search engine: How artificial intelligence techniques are aiding the hunt for new drugs

UCSF
January 10, 2017

Millions of untested compounds await a new method that will help sort through them.

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