Tag Archives: pancreatic cancer
Metformin improves pancreatic cancer and lymphoma outcomes in DM2 patients
Tumor regression in a high-mortality mouse pancreatic cancer (xenograft) model with aminosteroid RM-581
Treatment of elderly patients with pancreatic cancer
Our publication is about elderly patients’ treatment evaluation for pancreatic cancer in the United States. This is a Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results (SEER)-Medicare analysis of patients above age of 65 who have Medicare and were treated
Opium use increases the chance of pancreas cancer in a large population-based study
Pancreas cancer is a common cancer with few treatment options and as a result is associated with considerably reduced chances of survival for the patients. Several factors such as obesity, diabetes, and smoking (including smokeless and other
Biomarker panel for detecting early pancreatic cancer
Pancreatic cancer stem cells: fatty acid synthesis and mevalonate pathways are implicated in their survival
Positron Emission Tomography can visualize pancreatic cancer tumor changes during chemotherapy and predict longer survival
Pancreatic cancer is one of the most deadly cancer types. Only 20% of patients live beyond 1 year after diagnosis because of the aggressive nature of this disease and ineffective treatments. Therefore it is crucial to recognize
The molecular analysis of tumor cells in pancreatic tissue – searching for a needle in a haystack
Pancreatic cancer and innovative treatment: the seeming paradox to block the immune response
Pancreatic cancer (PC) is the 5th leading cause of cancer‐related death in the developed world with more than 260,000 annual deaths worldwide and with a dismal 5‐year survival (5%). The lethality of pancreatic cancer is due to