Lung cancer

In lung cancer, tumour-initiating cells harness ketones as an alternative energy source during nutrient stress, but this flexibility also leads to a therapeutic vulnerability.

Shattering a protein “shield” linked to drug resistance could offer clinicians a new weapon against advanced lung cancers.

A new approach combines surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy with advanced computer analysis to accurately and rapidly detect lung cancer by analysing fluid around the lungs.

A large genetic study has identified distinct features of lung cancer in East Asians, which which could improve prediction and treatment outcomes.

Disruption of the methionine cycle in tumor-initiating cells disarms their tumorigenic capabilities, researchers say.

A pair of microRNAs implicated in the spread of lung cancer could lead to new diagnostics and therapies

Lung tumors can be accurately imaged by a method that combines the best
aspects of two existing imaging techniques