Research Articles
Bexarotene and EGFR Inhibitors: An Emerging Combo Therapy for Lung Cancer
Exploring the synergistic effects of bexarotene and EGFR inhibitors in treating non-small cell lung cancer, with focus on overcoming treatment resistance.
Silver Bullets: How Nano-Technology is Revolutionizing Lung Cancer Treatment
Explore how functionalized silver nanoparticles loaded with paclitaxel are transforming lung cancer treatment through ROS-mediated apoptosis pathways.
Fat for the Fire: How Targeting a Cellular Fat-Maker is Impairing Lung Cancer
Exploring how SCD1 inhibition is emerging as a powerful strategy to impair tumorigenesis in lung adenocarcinoma by targeting cancer stem cells and their metabolic dependencies.
Cactus Against Cancer: How Desert Plants Are Fighting Lung Cancer
Exploring the anti-tumor effects of cactus polysaccharides on lung squamous carcinoma cells (SK-MES-1) - a promising natural approach to cancer treatment
The Tiny Saboteur: How MiR-30c Supercharges Our Cancer-Fighting Cells
Discover how the microscopic molecule MiR-30c enhances natural killer cell cytotoxicity against lung cancer by targeting GALNT7 enzyme.
Nature's Hidden Code: How a Rosemary Compound Outsmarts Cancer Cells
Discover how carnosic acid from rosemary fights lung cancer by activating AMPK and inhibiting Akt pathways in cancer cells.
The Tiny Assassin: How a Microscopic Molecule Fights Lung Cancer
Discover how microRNA-216b-3p inhibits lung adenocarcinoma growth by regulating PBK/TOPK in this engaging scientific exploration.
Sea Wormwood's Surprising Secret: Fighting Lung Cancer with an Ancient Herb
Discover how Artemisia maritima, a species known as sea wormwood, possesses remarkable anti-cancer properties against certain types of lung cancer.
A Double-Pronged Attack: How a Natural Molecule Could Overcome Chemo-Resistant Lung Cancer
Discover how Erianin, a natural molecule from orchids, fights chemo-resistant lung cancer by targeting survival pathways and activating cell death mechanisms.
A Classic Drug's New Target: How an Old Malaria Pill Fights Lung Cancer
Discover how chloroquine, a traditional malaria drug, inhibits lung cancer growth by blocking autophagy and triggering apoptosis in cancer cells.