Ready for a sweeter way to fight cancer? 🍭 Funded by Stand Up To Cancer UK, Dr Ruchi Gupta and her team at the University of Birmingham are developing a special lollipop that could spot signs of mouth cancer in saliva. Made out of gel, it works like a tiny fishing net - catching proteins that mouth cancers release as they grow. These proteins are not in healthy cells, so finding them could help doctors detect cancer early. This could also be an alternative to needing painful biopsies. Help fund

New research at the U of M has discovered a way to stop cancer cells from moving and spreading. Supported by the Randy Shaver Cancer Research & Community Fund, the study could eventually impact millions of patients. | KARE 11

1.7K views · 58 reactions | Institute researchers have found a new population of immune cells hidden within breast ducts that help to keep breast tissue healthy. The research was published today in Nature Cell Biology. Movie: Newly discovered ductal macrophages captured using advanced 3D imaging techniques by Dr Caleb Dawson. Learn more: https://www.wehi.edu.au/news/new-type-immune-cell-discovered-breast-ducts | WEHI - Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research | Facebook

Radiation therapy is a common component of breast cancer treatment for patients. The high-powered beams of intense energy kill cancer cells and reduce the risk of the cancer recurring. Dr. Laura Vallow, chair of the Radiation Oncology Department at Mayo Clinic in Florida, explains how innovation is transforming radiation treatments. Learn more: https://mayocl.in/47dkw7T | Mayo Clinic

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