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PCa growth slowed London scientists have shown that the drug NXP800, discovered at their institute, slowed the growth of PCa cells, including in cancer cells that are resistant to the hormone therapy enzalutamide (Jan ’25). See here
Starving cancer American scientists have pioneered a groundbreaking approach to fighting cancer using engineered fat cells to starve it. More here
Fat cells fight cancer American scientists have pioneered a groundbreaking approach to fighting cancer using engineered fat cells. More here
New scan in £2m trial Hundreds of men with aggressive PCa will get a new type of scan, the PSMA PET/CT, designed to stop the disease from spreading and killing them as part of a £2m trial. More here
Aspirin finding Scientists crack how aspirin might stop cancers from spreading. More here
Scans breakthrough Cancer scans could be revolutionised by Bristol nuclear start-up. See here
Sharp rise forecast Doctor leading new screening trial warns of ‘sharp rise’ in PCa if disease not detected earlier. See more
Follow-up study Aberdeen University is conducting a study to understand the experiences of follow-up by men who have received treatment for localised PCa. See here and click on the link
Estrogen blamed A research biologist suggests that estrogen, rather than testosterone alone, plays a critical role initiating PCa. More here