Search results for: 'screening of cancer'

This study examines how global multiomics technologies are changing the way that cancer is treated, with a focus on new developments, strategic needs, and future directions. By facilitating thorough tumor characterization, early detection, patient stratification, and real-time monitoring, multiomics—an integrated analysis of genomics, transcriptomi...

This study explores the transformative potential of organoid technologies in advancing cancer research, precision medicine, and drug discovery. Organoids—3D cell culture systems derived from patient tumors—preserve tumor heterogeneity and provide physiologically relevant models for studying cancer biology, therapeutic response, and resistance mecha...

Growth in traveler numbers post-pandemic continues to pressure global ports of entry to manage threats and screen people and goods efficiently. The continued risk of cross-border terrorism and crime creates a demand for more stringent passenger screening, apart from detecting contraband smuggling into nations. Screening and detection are among the ...

Cancer treatment technologies are playing an instrumental role in the effective removal of cancerous tumors through radiation and non-radiation therapies. These therapies offer highly localized, minimally invasive/non-invasive, and personalized treatment options that support effective tumor removal.The growing burden of cancer cases globally—primar...

Growth in traveler numbers following the lift of travel restrictions imposed due to the COVID-19 pandemic globally continues to place pressure on border organizations to manage threats and screen people and goods. The continued risk of cross-border terrorism and crime demands higher passenger screening levels and contraband goods detection. Glo...

Organ-on-a-chip technology involves the incorporation of microphysiological systems harboring dynamic living 3D organoids, tissue-culture, or cell cultures on a microfluidic platform. The physiologically relevant Organ-chip models offer a better and more precise insight to the possible in vivo effects of drugs in the human body. The flexibility of ...

This study analyzes the emergence of engineered antibody therapeutics for cancer, examining the factors driving their adoption. The limitations of monoclonal antibodies have led to an increasing demand for novel formats. Companies are developing multispecific antibodies, such as bispecifics and trispecifics, and antibody fragments, such as Fab and ...

The global cancer survivorship care market has gained significance due to improvements in cancer treatment and the rising cancer survival rates. The availability of reimbursement policies in the United States favors the cancer survivorship care market in the country. Several health IT companies are considering the use of electronic health records (...

Image-guided cancer ablation systems are minimally invasive medical technologies that use real-time imaging to accurately guide the placement of an ablation device into a tumor, enabling localized destruction of cancerous tissue while minimizing damage to surrounding healthy structures.The increasing global cancer burden is a key factor driving the...