A newly discovered process to kill cancer cells can eradicate tumours and reduce the risk of side effects and recurrence of the disease, scientists say. The method, called Caspase Independent Cell ...

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Scientists unveiled a new cancer treatment on Monday that can remove tumors, reduce side effects and prevent the disease from coming back better than current techniques. The treatment, called Caspase ...

Preliminary safety results of a phase II study investigating pembrolizumab in combination with postoperative intensity modulated radiotherapy (IMRT) in resected high risk cutaneous squamous cell ...

Apoptosis is dependent upon caspase activation leading to substrate cleavage and, ultimately, cell death. Although required for the apoptotic phenotype, it has become apparent that cells frequently ...

A newly discovered process to trigger the death of cancer cells could be more effective than current methods such as chemotherapy, scientists have said. The new method of killing cancer cells, called ...