Research Articles
Tiny Magnetic Missiles: A New Way to Target Breast Cancer Cells
Discover how superparamagnetic nanoparticles are revolutionizing breast cancer treatment by delivering drugs directly to cancer cells while minimizing side effects.
A Clinical Trial Revolution: How Targeted Therapy is Changing CLL Treatment for Younger Patients
Explore the groundbreaking ECOG-ACRIN E1912 trial comparing targeted therapy versus chemotherapy for chronic lymphocytic leukemia treatment in younger patients.
Green Nano-Warriors: Turning Plants into Targeted Missiles Against Brain Cancer
Discover how green nanoparticles from medicinal plants are revolutionizing glioblastoma treatment through targeted drug delivery.
Beyond the Standard: Smart Bombs for a Tricky Cancer
How scientists are targeting the hidden wiring of advanced endometrial cancer using PI3K/AKT/mTOR pathway inhibitors.
Quinazoline Quinones: The Molecular Skeleton Keys Unlocking a Cure for Colorectal Cancer
Explore how quinazoline derivatives are emerging as potential targeted therapies against colorectal cancer through precise molecular mechanisms.
Targeted Lymphoma Therapy: How the Sgc8-c Aptamer Is Steering Drugs to the Bullseye
Explore how the Sgc8-c aptamer is revolutionizing lymphoma treatment through precise drug delivery, reducing side effects while improving efficacy.
Bullseye: How Scientists Are Hitting Cancer With Precision Medicines
Explore the cutting-edge trends in cancer drug targeting, from precision therapies to AI-driven discoveries revolutionizing cancer treatment.
A New Dawn in Brain Cancer Treatment: How Targeted Therapies Are Revolutionizing Glioblastoma Care
Comprehensive overview of breakthrough targeted therapies for glioblastoma, including CAR T-cell therapy, immunotherapy, and nanotechnology approaches.
Beyond Chemo: The Smart Bombs and Bloodhounds Revolutionizing Breast Cancer Therapy
Explore groundbreaking advances in breast cancer treatment including molecular smart bombs, liquid biopsies, and precision therapies transforming outcomes for aggressive subtypes.