Breast Cancer

Researchers show how a new technique known as hyperpolarization can be used to monitor how effective cancer drugs are at slowing a tumor's growth

Trial provides the strongest evidence yet that simple blood tests known as liquid biopsies can benefit women with breast cancer by tracking their disease as it evolves

The vaccine primes the immune system to launch an effective T-cell attack

Researchers have discovered how to turn off a gene that causes an aggressive form of breast cancer to rapidly grow

Previous studies have shown that not all patients with metastatic breast cancer benefit from immunotherapy

Researchers have identified important drivers that enable tumors to change their behavior and evade anticancer therapies

In a recent study, several of the markers correlated strongly with known heart failure markers and also predicted which patients were most likely to die prematurely

Research led by the University of Pennsylvania's Rumela Chakrabarti identified a molecular pathway responsible for the disease's progression and spread

Researchers refined the pathological classification of breast cancer using imaging mass cytometry

Baylor researchers' work highlights that heterogeneity of both tumor cells themselves and immune composition of the microenvironment are important considerations for therapy