Cancer Cells

Cancer cells have an inbuilt randomness in their capacity to respond to chemotherapy.

In a new study, researchers from UC San Francisco and Vanderbilt University Medical Center identified particular immune cells

The protective scent that tumour cells spray themselves with suppresses the immune system

In the future, patients may have more treatment options thanks to the new method of tracking metastatic cancer cells

The findings of new research suggest that squeezing through tight spaces makes cancer cells more aggressive.

Scientists have uncovered a new role of a chromatin-modulatory enzyme, termed EZH2, during cancer development.

The membranes of cancer cells are more pliant than the membranes of normal cells.

A new study has added to the evidence that chemotherapy enhances cancer's spread beyond the primary tumour, showing how one chemo drug allows breast cancer cells to squeeze through and attach to blood vessel linings in the lungs.

More than half of double vaccinated blood cancer patients have been left with little protection against COVID-19, new research has found.