Targeting abnormal cell metabolism may offer a way to treat aggressive brain tumors in kids, extending survival and boosting how well chemotherapy works.

New technology uses adenoviruses as a way to sneak into tumors and then get the cancer cells create the means of their own destruction.

Researchers have discovered a system that damaged cancer cells tell healthier cells to start growing. That paves way for cancers to relapse.

A radioactive cement injected into bone provides support and local irradiation of spinal tumors more safely than conventional radiation therapy.

Each patient's cancer has cells that look and act different. A new technique for recrating tumors from single cells could advance personalized treatment.

A drug that blocks a tumor-producing protein could help make immunotherapy for cancer more effective, researchers find.

Neurons and immune cells drive the growth of neurofibromatosis (NF1) brain tumors in kids, new research in mice shows. Targeting immune cells could slow tumor growth.

A new tool can help pinpoint the size, shape, and location of tumors, researchers report. It solves issues with other current technologies, too.

Drug resistance is a major challenge in the fight against cancer. A new discovery could offer a way to overcome the obstacle.

A new tumor imaging agent not only illuminates cancer, but also the cells it hijacks to use as a shield against treatments that could destory it.