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Oncology, cancer prevention, tumor biology, and immunotherapy relevant to longevity

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Heart Calcium Scans Narrow Statin Recommendations but Leave Prevention Questions Open
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Heart Calcium Scans Narrow Statin Recommendations but Leave Prevention Questions Open

A major trial found fewer statin recommendations and better adherence with heart scans, but did not establish equivalent cardiovascular protection.

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Nov 7, 2026 0
Frog gut bacterium clears colon tumors in mice with a single injection
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Frog gut bacterium clears colon tumors in mice with a single injection

A bacterium from a Japanese tree frog's gut cleared every colon tumor in mice after one IV dose, outperforming anti-PD-L1 and doxorubicin in the model.

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Nov 7, 2026 0
Low FDX1 helps leukemia cells resist copper-induced death, and blocking ME1 may restore it
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Low FDX1 helps leukemia cells resist copper-induced death, and blocking ME1 may restore it

Leukemia cells with low FDX1 resist copper-driven cell death. Blocking the metabolic enzyme ME1 restored sensitivity to the copper ionophore elesclomol in lab models.

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Nov 7, 2026 0
Blocking ZDHHC2 Reawakens Ferroptosis and Overcomes Enzalutamide Resistance in Prostate Cancer
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Blocking ZDHHC2 Reawakens Ferroptosis and Overcomes Enzalutamide Resistance in Prostate Cancer

A new ZDHHC2 inhibitor, TTZ1, restores ACSL4 and triggers ferroptosis, re-sensitizing resistant prostate tumors to enzalutamide in cell and mouse models.

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Nov 6, 2026 0
Dying cancer cells build actin scaffolds inside their nuclei as they turn acidic during ferroptosis
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Dying cancer cells build actin scaffolds inside their nuclei as they turn acidic during ferroptosis

In ferroptosis-sensitive cancer cells, nuclear actin filaments form as cells acidify, and alkaline conditions block them. They appear to be a side effect of ferroptosis, not a cause.

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Nov 6, 2026 0
Vitamin B2 keeps a key anti-ferroptosis enzyme stable, and a riboflavin mimic can switch it off in cancer cells
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Vitamin B2 keeps a key anti-ferroptosis enzyme stable, and a riboflavin mimic can switch it off in cancer cells

A CRISPR screen shows riboflavin stabilizes FSP1, a shield against ferroptosis. The riboflavin analog roseoflavin disables it and sensitizes cancer cells to ferroptosis.

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Nov 6, 2026 0
Obesogenic diets and gut bacteria team up to boost cancer immunotherapy in mice
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Obesogenic diets and gut bacteria team up to boost cancer immunotherapy in mice

Across 12 mouse diet models, anti-PD-1 response varied with diet but showed no significant association with metabolic measures. Separately, L. johnsonii plus an obesogenic diet promoted tumor regression in germ-free mice.

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Nov 6, 2026 0
Gut Microbiome Transplant Plus Immunotherapy Gets Tested in Esophageal and Gastric Cancer
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Gut Microbiome Transplant Plus Immunotherapy Gets Tested in Esophageal and Gastric Cancer

A Japanese phase I-II trial pairs antibiotics and donor stool transplant with checkpoint inhibitors in advanced esophageal and gastric cancer.

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Nov 6, 2026 0
Super HGF Compound Could Help Aging Muscles Repair Themselves
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Super HGF Compound Could Help Aging Muscles Repair Themselves

Japanese scientists found a compound that shields muscle-repair protein HGF from age-related damage and more than doubles its receptor binding in early mouse studies.

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Nov 5, 2026 0
Scientists turn cancer cells' own carbon monoxide into a weapon that makes anticancer drugs inside tumors
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Scientists turn cancer cells' own carbon monoxide into a weapon that makes anticancer drugs inside tumors

RIKEN researchers use the carbon monoxide that tumor cells make to trigger a palladium catalyst that builds toxic drugs inside the cancer cells, sparing healthy ones.

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Nov 4, 2026 0
Blocking myostatin protects bone from breast cancer damage in mice
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Blocking myostatin protects bone from breast cancer damage in mice

An antibody against myostatin, the muscle-growth brake, preserved bone, built muscle and cut bone tumor burden in breast cancer mouse models.

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Nov 4, 2026 0
How doctors personalize treatment across the course of hormone receptor-positive metastatic breast cancer
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How doctors personalize treatment across the course of hormone receptor-positive metastatic breast cancer

A CA Cancer J Clin review shows how ESR1, PIK3CA and RB1 changes, RNA subtypes and patient preferences now guide each step of HR-positive/HER2-negative metastatic breast cancer care.

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Nov 4, 2026 0
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