Pancreatic cancer

Using ultrasound to treat pancreatic cancer effectively
Houston Methodist Research Institute nanomedicine researchers used an implantable nanofluidic device smaller than a grain of rice to deliver immunotherapy directly into a pancreatic tumor. Credit: Houston Methodist
A way to tame pancreatic cancer by delivering immunotherapy directly into the tumor
Researchers have developed a two-prong approach to treating pancreatic cancer that has produced the best results ever seen in mouse trials.
A radioactive tumor implant has been shown to obliterate pancreatic cancer in mice
In this illustration, ERX-41 (green stick figure) is bound to the lysosomal acid lipase A protein, a process that leads to cancer-cell death.
A new molecule kills a broad spectrum of hard-to-treat cancers including triple-negative breast cancer
On the brink of new hope for pancreatic cancer?
A new approach to treating pancreatic cancer
A new take on treating pancreatic cancer shows promise
Could immunotherapy be effective against pancreatic cancer?
Removal of a single gene can completely block the development of pancreatic cancer – in mice
New strategies to target pancreatic cancer
A combination of radiation therapy with immunotherapy has amazing results for pancreatic cancer in mice
Promising new pancreatic cancer treatment progresses to a clinical trial
A different approach to treatment for pancreatic cancer
A blood test for pancreatic cancer that takes less than 1 hour?
Combination heating and freezing kills pancreatic cancer cells