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  1. RE: flipboard.com/@naturenewsteam/

    How do #cancercells manage to infiltrate #lymphnodes, for example, where lots of #immunecells are active and should be able to destroy them? According to a new study in
    Cell Metabolism, #mitochondrialtransfer between #cells is the cause. Cancer cells "#steal" these small #organelles, which are highly efficient #energysuppliers, from the immune cells, thereby weakening the latter.

    © Text #StefanFWirth Betlin January 2026

    reference
    Azusa Terasaki et al. (2026)
    doi.org/10.1016/j.cmet.2025.12

  2. Supplement mix helps reduce tumor aggressiveness in deadly brain cancer

    Scientists have taken a new approach to treat brain cancer with the help of two supplements. Elena Popova/Getty…
    #NewsBeep #News #Nutrition #braincancer #CA #Canada #cancercells #cancers #glioblastoma #Health #Resveratrol #WalavanSivakumar
    newsbeep.com/ca/374710/

  3. #FrenchCompany #Robeauté is pioneering #brainsurgery by safely navigating rice grain size micro #roberts through the brain that can perform #microsurgery to find and kill #cancerCells. First #clinicaltrials are supposed to come out in 2026.

  4. #FrenchCompany #Robeauté is pioneering #brainsurgery by safely navigating rice grain size micro #roberts through the brain that can perform #microsurgery to find and kill #cancerCells. First #clinicaltrials are supposed to come out in 2026.

  5. Researchers discovered how T-cell #lymphomas grow so quickly and how this process can be stopped by inhibiting the tumor's sugar uptake, causing its cells to die off: go.tum.de/776233

    #cancercells #genes #sugarmetabolism

    📷A. Eckert

  6. #Metastatic #cancercells find ways to thrive in harsh environments. #StJude #scientists have new clues about how those #cells succeed and how to potentially stop them. “The overarching goal of our lab is to understand how #metastasis works so that we can eventually target it therapeutically,” says Dr. Myriam Labelle of #Oncology. Learn more. bit.ly/3ZUjLvN #StJudeResearch #WomenInScience #WHM