Leukemia

Asma al-Assad has '50/50' chance of survival due to leukemia diagnosis - report

According to the report, Asma al-Assad has been isolated and kept from others in order to prevent infections or contracting other illnesses. 

 A view of a picture of Asma, wife of Syria's Bashar al-Assad at one of the rooms in Presidential Palace known as Qasr al-Shaab "People's Palace", after rebels seized the capital and ousted Syria's Bashar al-Assad, in Damascus, Syria December 10, 2024.
 In the photo (from right to left): Dr. Shifra Ash, Dr. Nira Arad and Christine Ashkar.

Rambam: A new app will help children deal with leukemia 

 Sisters Leah Rose and Ava Marie Clements

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 Hospital equipment (illustrative)

Can cancer kill within 24 hours of diagnosis? This case proves that it can


5th patient cured of HIV through risky stem cell transplant - study

The patient from Dusseldorf was confirmed to have been cured of HIV after being given a stem cell transplant, but this procedure is risky and is not a universal cure.

 HIV (illustrative).

President Biden met with Israeli child sick with cancer during trip

The meeting that Biden had with the organization was among the last meetings the US president had before continuing his Middle East trip.

 President Biden met Omer from the Israel Children's Cancer Support Center. On the left is Ze'ev Yanay of Galai Communications and on the right is Rachashei Lev CEO Shimi Gesheid.

Spanish-Israeli team finds mechanism to make blood cancer cells harmless

In cancer, healthy cells turn into malignant ones with very different characteristics, such as the ability to divide in an uncontrolled manner.

 3D Medical Animation still showing an increase in white blood cells of a person suffering from Leukemia.

How one COVID-19 patient remained in isolation for a year

A coronavirus patient’s results have been positive in 78 successive tests, and he’s remained in isolation for over a year.

 A person's hands unlock a door, one hand on the doorknob (Illustrative)

First woman reported cured of HIV after bone marrow transplant

"This is now the third report of a cure in this setting, and the first in a woman living with HIV," Sharon Lewin, President-Elect of the International AIDS Society, said in a statement.

 HIV-infected T-cell.

Israeli researchers find potential new treatment for leukemia

The research found that blocking the fatty acid production of cancerous cells may "starve" the cells and prevent them from spreading in the brain.

Assaf is only 9 years old and has already had to face life-threatening cancer

Israeli breakthrough could help prevent leukemia spreading to the brain

The scientists discovered that a drug that thwarts the production of fatty acids can block the spread of leukemia without damaging the brain cells.

 3D Medical Animation still showing an increase in white blood cells of a person suffering from Leukemia.

Israel becomes first country to incorporate breakthrough leukemia therapy

The results from the study constitute a historical breakthrough after twenty years for the 160,000 patients across the world suffering from this common form of leukemia.

A tray containing cancer cells sits on an optical microscope in the Nanomedicine Lab at UCL's School of Pharmacy in London May 2, 2013.

Israeli blood cancer treatment could also kill solid tumors - new study

Lead researcher Dr. Yaron Carmi believes that the treatment will be available within two years for human trials and compassionate use.

Tel Aviv University researchers (from left): Dr. Yaron Carmi, Diana Rasuluniriana, Dr. Peleg Ride

Israeli-made innovative cancer treatment gets FDA stamp of approval

During pivotal trials that led to the drug's approval, approximately 40% of patients saw their tumors shrink in size.

Cancer (Illustrative)

TAU researchers develop method that could eliminate blood cancer

The significance of the findings is an important step towards eliminating cancer-causing cells and preventing recurrence in patients who have allegedly recovered.

Cancer stem cells live under the microscope