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Previously Unknown Weak Spot in Prostate Cancer Discovered

A previously undiscovered weakness in prostate cancer cells might pave the way for novel treatment strategies for other types of cancer. Globally, prostate cancer stands as the most prevalent non-skin cancer among men. Based on global approximations, one out of every six men is predicted to develop

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A Potential Milestone in Cancer Therapy

A Potential Milestone in Cancer Therapy
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Mark rubinAnke augspachHowardr souleRahul kanadiaUniversity of bernDepartment for biomedical researchInstitute for systems genomicsDepartment of physiologyUniversity of connecticutUs prostate cancer foundationInselspital bernSystems genomicsBiomedical researchPrecision medicineCancer foundationIgor tulchinsky leerom

A potential milestone in cancer therapy

A potential milestone in cancer therapy
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Weak spot discovery could pave way for more effective cancer therapies

Prostate cancer is the most common non-skin cancer in men worldwide. According to international estimates about one in six men will get prostate cancer during their lifetime and worldwide, over 375'000 patients will die from it each year.

United statesUniversity of connecticutHowardr souleAnke augspachMark rubinDanielle ellisRahul kanadiaUniversity of connecticut united statesNeurobiology departmentBern centerUniversity of bernUs prostate cancer foundationInstitute for systems genomicsDepartment for biomedical researchDepartment of physiologyInselspital bern

Researchers study the unique adaptability of small intestinal bacteria for the first time

Bacteria in the small intestine adapt dynamically to our nutritional state, with individual species disappearing and reappearing.

Andrew macphersonBahtiyar yilmazEmily hendersonUniversity of bernUniversity hospital bernDepartment for biomedical researchSwiss national science foundationEuropean research councilUniversity clinic for visceral surgeryBiomedical researchUniversity clinicVisceral surgeryCell hostCeliac diseaseGastrointestinal tractLarge intestine