#cancer breakthroughs.

[creepyscritches]

At least twice a week since July I've had people thanking me for my neuroendocrine cancer education and telling me how often they use the resources I built them :') idk imposter syndrome is ever present and in healthcare you can even have thoughts of "Man, am I spending too much time educating/researching on poorly understood cancers?"

I'm still struggling to decide on format, but I'm currently compiling my research and resources to make a self-guided cancer education resource for my team. I really enjoy my job rn but I think focused cancer education would be nice to springboard into later in life once I finish learning about the inner guts of the ACA. I'm finally healthy enough to consider higher education, but the catch is my employer insurance is the only reason I can get my medical care...and leaving for school to be able to focus more officially on cancer education means I'd lose that medical care security :(

[borom1r]

I need things to stop happening this year I just want to have a normal last two months I cannot fucking afford another surgery I can’t deal with this

[touchaheartnews]

Five Recent Breakthroughs in the Battle Against Cancer

From combining treatments in unprecedented ways to deploying artificial intelligence for personalised medicine, a raft of new advances in the fight against cancer have been presented at the European Society for Medical Oncology (ESMO), which ends on Tuesday. Here are some of the big announcements made at the five-day conference held in the Spanish city of Barcelona, which brought together 30,000…

[rodspurethoughts]

FDA Approves Omisirge, a Cell Therapy for Blood Cancer Patients Undergoing Stem Cell Transplantation

The FDA has recently approved a cell therapy called Omisirge (omidubicel-onlv) for patients with blood cancers who are undergoing stem cell transplantation. This allogeneic cord blood-based cell therapy can help speed up the recovery of neutrophils in the body, a type of white blood cell, and reduce the risk of infection. Omisirge is intended for use in adults and pediatric patients 12 years and…

[blaqcoffeeandcigarettes]

Doctor reacts to massive cancer breakthrough! #shorts

[thedragonboi]

Idk why but there’s something really funny about cancer researchers being evacuated to Australia the second they make breakthroughs to prevent them “committing suicide via sniper” only for the relocated individual to immediately die from spider or snake venom because it’s Australia

[eightopals]

This is real. It happened to me. It wasn’t much bleeding, but I went to have it checked out. Yup, cancer. Stage 0 and easily treated with a hysterectomy. I was in my 50s, so I had no hesitation. By following my instincts and suspicions, the problem was caught very early and I avoided the need for radiation, chemo, etc.

Pay attention to your body. Trust your instincts.

fresh, clean no-terf version for reblogs!

Your mom and aunts aren’t on tumblr.  Please warn them about this as well. 

[familythings]

Light-Absorbing Dye: Advancements in Medical Imaging and Research

The recent breakthrough of a light-absorbing dye that makes the skin of live mice nearly invisible represents a major advancement in both medical imaging and biological research. Here’s a deeper dive into its significance, functionality, and implications: How It Works The dye operates by absorbing specific wavelengths of light, primarily in the near-infrared spectrum. When applied to the skin,…

[techtoio]

Biotech Breakthroughs: Cutting-Edge Innovations That Will Change Health Care

Introduction

The field of biotechnology is at the forefront of some of the most groundbreaking advancements in healthcare. With new discoveries and innovations emerging at an unprecedented rate, biotech is poised to transform the way we approach health care. From revolutionary treatments to personalized medicine, the potential of biotech to improve lives is immense. In this article, we’ll delve into the most significant biotech breakthroughs and how they are set to change health care as we know it. Read to continue

[self-care-tips-free]

US scientists discover kill switch, cancer cells will die by themselves

https://self-care-tips.com/post-details/us-scientists-discover-kill-switch-cancer-cells-will-die-by-themselves

[xtruss]

The Key To Cancer Breakthroughs? Scientists’s Intrigue with Fungi is Twofold: The Fungus in Our Bodies Could Hold Crucial Answers About the Behavior of Cancer Cells, and the Benefits of Medicinal Mushrooms (Pictured above, Psilocybe Cyanescens) are Promising. Photograph By Phyllis Ma

[ecomehdi]

Cancer Research: Scientists Triumph in Taming the Protein of Severe Cancer Cases 24

In the realm of medical breakthroughs, scientists have achieved a remarkable feat in the battle against severe cancer cases. The focus of their triumph? Taming the elusive protein that plays a pivotal role in these challenging scenarios. Join us on this journey as we unravel the science, the victories, and the hope that comes with this groundbreaking achievement. Protein Unveiled: A Culprit in…