ETH Zurich researchers unleash magnetic microrobots that deliver medicine to exact spots, including stroke clots and tumours. No more side effects, just precision and speed. Discover the tech that's about to rewrite hospital care. Clinical validation remains, but the future is moving fast.

Magnetic Microrobots Rewriting The Rules of Medicine 

Magnetic Microrobots: New Cure for Brain Clots, Heart Blockage

TV actress Dipika Kakar has been diagnosed with liver tumour. Her husband and actor Shoaib Ibrahim recently shared the health update in his latest vlog.

Sasural Simar Ka actress Dipika Kakar diagnosed with 'tennis-ball sized' liver tumour, husband Shoaib Ibrahim shares health update

SCIENCE & TECH | Trending: The surgeons removed a tumour from cavernous sinus, a difficult-to-reach space beneath the brain and behind eyes. Till now, such tumours were considered inoperable or required invasive surgery.

In a first, UK surgeons remove brain tumour through eye socket via keyhole surgery

Christian Nolen, a man from Florida, US, recently underwent brain surgery to remove a tumour from his head while fully awake, in fact, he also played guitar. When one thinks about major surgeries, people mostly opt to be out cold with the anaesthesia procedure, in which medicines are used to prevent pain during surgery and other procedures.

Florida man plays guitar during brain tumour surgery: ‘Didn’t seem real’ - see pic

In what might be one of the significant breakthroughs in ovarian cancer research, a new drug combination is said to have shrunk tumours in almost half of patients with the disease, reported The Guardian.

Ovarian cancer breakthrough? Drug combination shrunk tumours in nearly half of patients

A study has found that remnants of million-year-old viruses passed down in humans, could have been hiding inside DNA, and might help the body fight cancers. Scientists believe that the findings could be useful to treat more people to survive lung cancer.

Traces of ancient viruses in DNA of humans could help fight cancer: Study

A recent study into lung cancers has left researchers baffled as the key findings show that the tumour cells have almost "almost infinite" to evolve and survive, as per reports which also added that a universal cure for the disease is not likely to be in sight any sooner.

Universal cure for cancer not anytime soon, tumours have 'almost infinite' ability to evolve: Research

A new study has revealed that a genetically-engineered herpes treatment eradicates tumours in terminally-ill cancer patients. Rallying the immune system, the new therapy infects and destroys cancer cells, according to scientists at the Institute for Cancer Research in London.

Study shows herpes treatment eradicates tumours in terminally-ill cancer patients

This new track and trace technology may help to identify tumour spread in breast cancer patients. Doctors at London's St Georges Hospital are using this technology. Doctors are using a whole system called Endomag. Surgeons remove primary breast tumour through surgery, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy. Then doctors check whether cancer has been treated or if it has spread. Doctors use a magnetic liquid tracer, magtrace, to follow this process.

Tech in Trend: New technology may help to identify tumour spread in breast cancer patients

A new cancer treatment can wipe out tumours in terminally ill patients, scientists have revealed. According to researchers at the Institute of Cancer Research (ICR), London, and the Royal Marsden NHS foundation trust, a cocktail of immunotherapy medications harnessed patients’ immune systems to kill their own cancer cells and prompted “a positive trend in survival.

New cancer treatment wipes out tumours in terminally ill

Cancer charities and the NHS in the UK are looking forward to investigating whether a cannabis-based mouth spray can treat brain tumours and help the patients. The drug, already used in treating multiple sclerosis, was found to be tolerable in combination with chemotherapy, with the potential to extend survival, in phase I trial in glioblastomas earlier this year.

Researchers to test if cannabis-based mouth spray can treat brain tumours

A Spaniard known as "the man with 2,000 tumours" who lied about having terminal cancer was handed a two-year jail term Monday for scamming donations from thousands, including celebrities.

'2,000-tumour man' sentenced for scamming Spain donors

When scientists first unearthed fossils of a horned dinosaur called Centrosaurus in the badlands of Dinosaur Provincial Park in Canada’s Alberta province in 1989, they spotted a badly malformed leg bone they figured was a healed fracture.

'Gnarly' tumor shows dinosaurs got cancer, too

A newly discovered part of the immune system can be used in the treatment of all types of cancers according to scientists. A team of scientists from Cardiff University have discovered a way to kill all sorts of cancers in lab tests.

Newly discovered immune cell could help kill all types of cancers: Study

Brazilian sprinter suffered stroke, had 200 tumours removed, now aims to prove herself

Irrfan Khan had announced last month that he is suffering from a neuroendocrine tumour and is currently in London getting treated for it

Irrfan Khan's spokesperson issues a statement on his health, says don't spread rumours

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