Precision Reprogramming: How AI Tricks Cancer’s Toughest Cells
Tricking cancer cells into self-destructing could reduce risk of recurrence and death in colon cancer by 50%, says new research from UC San Diego scientists.
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Internet Security Project to Benefit U.S. Research and Education Networks
Scientists share vast amounts of data across institutions and borders, but hidden internet routing problems can quietly send that data off course — slowing research or exposing information to unintended parties.
The Many FACES of Lipid Research
Scientists have long wanted to get a closer look at the movement of lipids around a cell, but it’s tough to visualize with traditional light microscopy. UC San Diego researchers have unveiled a new technology with the power to see cells in unprecedented detail.
UC San Diego Researchers Shortlisted for International Cancer Competition
Twelve teams have reached the Cancer Grand Challenges finals, including two with UC San Diego scientists. Winners will receive up to £20 million to solve cancer's toughest problems.
‘We’re Not a Line Item’—A Patient’s Plea to Protect Research Funding
Kimberly Peters, who is currently being treated for cancer at UC San Diego Health, has one message for leaders in government: Don't cut science funding.
Cancer Breakthrough Sparks New Vaccine
Researchers at UC San Diego and their collaborators have helped answer one of the most difficult questions in oncology: why do some tumors not respond to immunotherapy?
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A gut bacteria is linked to colorectal cancer — here’s how to keep yours healthy
Independent, March 10
GLP-1s linked to lower colon cancer mortality rates: Study
The Hill, November 14
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