UK, Hope in Pills: Capivasertib Approved for Breast Cancer
Capivasertib, a pill that blocks the protein that tells cancer cells to multiply, approved in the UK. A "historic moment" for scientists.
Stop Silicone, There's Pigskin: The Breast Prosthesis Changes
Tens of thousands of women undergo mastectomies each year, many refuse reconstruction. Mecellis Biotech's absorbable breast implant can change everything, replacing silicone with pigskin.
Goodbye embarrassment: with the “palpator” robot, precise and frequent breast exams
Team UK creates 'feeling' robots for accurate and accessible breast exams in clinics and pharmacies. Nice step in early cancer diagnosis.
Breast cancer: mammograms (with AI) in shopping centers in the USA
RadNet and Walmart create pilot project to bring AI-enhanced mammograms to popularize screening
The future of prevention: MIT integrates 'mammography' into a bra
Beyond traditional mammography: MIT offers a portable and convenient solution for monitoring breast tissue directly from home.
Story of Eva, the startup that invented the "anti-cancer" bra
A 22-year-old award-winning inventor, a bra tech with big capabilities, and a startup that lives many lives. He will tell you a story that he makes you think.
First vaccine against deadliest breast cancer begins human testing
The human trial of the preventive vaccine against the deadliest breast cancer is finally ready to start: here are the next steps.
Bee venom kills breast cancer cells
Melittin, the main peptide in bee venom, kills breast cancer cells in 60 minutes. A discovery that can mark a turning point in the fight against the disease
Google's AI is beating doctors at reading mammograms
An algorithm developed by Google Health can greatly improve doctors' performance in reading mammograms.
Breast cancer, vaccine ready in 8 years
A breast cancer vaccine that stimulates the immune system achieves the expected results, awaits the 3rd phase of the trials and will be ready in 8 years.
Does weightlessness kill cancer cells?
A team of researchers plans to send cancer cells into space after research in the microgravity environment has shown significant effects.
Breast cancer turned into fat, stopped spreading
The very good news is that in this case the adipogenesis process is irreversible. From breast cancer we will move on to some fat to be disposed of.
A new AI model improves breast cancer diagnostics
"Trained" on thousands of mammograms can predict the risk of having breast cancer in the next 5 years, and it works better than any other model.
