A technique based on modulating quantum processes inside human cells could improve treatment for glioblastoma
Read article: Controlling quantum biological electron tunnelling could help brain cancer patients
Drug-delivery system uses ultrasound to release diagnostic or therapeutic compounds precisely when and where they’re needed
Read article: Biocompatible focused ultrasound delivers cancer drugs on target
A biodegradable ultrasound transducer based on piezoelectric nanofibres could improve outcomes for patients with brain cancer
Read article: Biodegradable ultrasound implant could improve brain tumour treatments
First in-human trial shows that low-intensity pulsed ultrasound combined with microbubbles opens the blood–brain barrier for drug delivery to brain tumours
Read article: Ultrasound implant helps deliver powerful chemotherapy to brain tumours
New magnetic nanomaterial-based technique could treat tumours that resist existing therapies
Read article: Mechanical nanosurgery attacks aggressive brain cancer
A novel hybrid chemo- and immunotherapy technique could help treat glioblastoma
Read article: Two-in-one gel suppresses aggressive brain tumours
A high-intensity focused ultrasound system integrated with ultrasound and photoacoustic imaging capability provides temperature and structural information for treatment guidance
Read article: Image-guided HIFU system shows potential for clinical treatments
High-precision X-ray crystallography measurements examine how a photopharmacological drug binds to and releases from protein molecules
Read article: Molecular photoswitch could help create better anti-cancer drugs
A novel hydrogel combined with transplanted neural stem cells could provide therapeutic brain tissue reconstruction
Read article: Hydrogel helps grow new tissue in areas of brain damage
Oxygen-trapping materials can be injected directly into cancerous tissue to improve response to radiation and chemotherapies
Read article: Gas-trapping structures improve tumour treatment
