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New Studies Reveal How Cancer Cells Survive Chemotherapy and Resist Treatment

Jul 31, 2026

New studies reveal how cancer cells survive chemotherapy: fructose promotes ovarian cancer spread, platinum-treated 'zombie cells' release TGFβ in lung and ovarian cancers, and mitochondrial metabolism drives 5FU resistance in colorectal cancer. The findings point to potential combination therapy targets.

New Studies Reveal Promising Cancer Targets and Treatment Strategies

Aug 08, 2026

Recent studies have uncovered new cancer therapeutic targets and strategies, including self-assembling antibody-drug conjugates, a dual-action metabolic drug, and a BRAF protein structure. Research also advanced on dendritic cell vaccines, the origins of a rare childhood leukemia, and cancer cachexia treatment.

Myeloma Immunotherapies Show Promise, but Access Barriers Persist

Aug 01, 2026

Multiple myeloma immunotherapies like bispecific antibodies and CAR-T cells show high response rates and prolonged survival, but access is hindered by the need for initial hospital stays for bispecifics. Research indicates mezigdomide can reverse T cell exhaustion to boost these therapies, while longer-term CARVYKTI data show significant survival benefits.

Brigatinib and Fructose: New Strategies to Overcome Ovarian Cancer Recurrence

Aug 01, 2026

Preclinical studies reveal that fructose promotes metastasis in ovarian cancer by reducing cell adhesion, while brigatinib enhances PARP inhibitor efficacy by blocking an early adaptive resistance mechanism. The findings suggest dietary modifications and repurposing a lung cancer drug could improve outcomes for high-grade serous ovarian cancer patients.

Multiple Studies Link Accelerated Biological Aging to Rising Early-Onset Cancer in Younger Generations

Jun 29, 2026

Two studies published in Nature Medicine and Military Medical Research link accelerated biological aging in younger generations to rising rates of early-onset cancers. Researchers found that people born in more recent decades show larger gaps between their chronological and biological ages, with stronger risks for lung, gastrointestinal, and uterine cancers. A separate global analysis identified six cancers now rising faster in younger adults than older populations.

Studies Evaluate Thoracic Radiotherapy Approaches in Lung Cancer

Jun 04, 2026

Two studies report on thoracic radiotherapy for lung cancer: a phase III trial found adding radiotherapy to chemoimmunotherapy did not improve survival in extensive-stage small cell lung cancer, while a retrospective review showed high local control rates with single-fraction 28 Gy stereotactic body radiotherapy.

Racial Disparities Persist Across Cancer Incidence and Clinical Trial Outcomes

Jun 02, 2026

Two JAMA Network Open studies highlight persistent racial disparities in cancer. One found early-onset cancer rates declining in men but rising in women, with significant variation by race across cancer types. A separate analysis of ovarian cancer trials showed Black patients had lower overall survival and were underrepresented in clinical research.