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Jury in third glyphosate-cancer trial orders Bayer to pay over $2 billion in damages—eighth-largest ever product-defect claim

Joel Rosenblatt |
Bayer AG was ordered to pay more than $2 billion in damages to a California couple that claimed they got ...
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Viewpoint: How my cancer treatment turned me into a living, breathing GMO

Steve Clark |
Whether in cancer cells or apples, GMOs are improving lives ...
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Infographic: Global cancer death rates declining or holding steady

Hannah Ritchie, Max Roser |
The overall global trends on cancer mortality ... tells a story which at first glance can seem conflicting. The total ...
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Roundup on trial: Cancer cases plateaued while glyphosate use exploded, Bayer expert witness testifies

Maria Dinzeo |
Alva Pilliod’s lymphoma likely had no known cause, but his singularly abnormal immune system allowed it to flourish, an oncologist ...
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Tumor ‘black box’ could pinpoint the cause of each patient’s cancer, researchers say

Sarah Knapton |
The cause of cancer is written into the DNA of tumours, scientists have discovered, in a breakthrough which could finally ...
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Viewpoint: Defending IARC’s designation of glyphosate as carcinogenic undermines evidence-based science

Geoffrey Kabat |
The apologetics of the decision's defenders are becoming all too predictable ...
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Fine-tuning CAR-T cancer therapy could eliminate serious side effects, study says

Damian Garde |
A novel approach to CAR-T cancer therapy promises to upend what has become a truism in medicine: that the treatment’s dramatic effect ...
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EPA reaffirms glyphosate weed killer safe, calls IARC cancer designation an ‘outlier’ inconsistent with multiple assessments

Donnelle Eller |
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on [April 30] reaffirmed its finding that glyphosate, the world's most popular herbicide, is not ...
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Infographic: US cancer death rates have been dropping steadily after many peaked in the early 1990s

Hannah Ritchie, Max Roser |
The chart provides longer-run trends in cancer death rates, from 1930 in the United States... . Overall, particularly in lung ...
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‘Encyclopedia’ of cancer mutations could pinpoint new carcinogens

Previously, scientists have had only a limited number of tools for working out the cause of an individual’s tumor. As ...
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Costly CAR T-cell therapy gets boost with Medicare proposal to increase reimbursements

Laurie McGinley |
Medicare officials on [April 23] proposed increasing reimbursements for a groundbreaking but costly cancer therapy used for patients whose blood ...
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‘Biotech fantasy’? This startup wants to kill cancer by targeting RNA with new generation of pills

Adam Feurstein |
Arrakis Therapeutics is named for the desert planet in the legendary “Dune” series of science-fiction novels. It’s an apt name because ...
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Taking cancers apart ‘piece-by-piece’ in search for vulnerabilities that could be attacked with precision medicine

James Gallagher |
Scientists have taken cancer apart piece-by-piece to reveal its weaknesses, and come up with new ideas for treatment. A team ...
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Bayer asks appellate court to toss $78 million glyphosate-cancer verdict

Brendan Pierson |
Bayer AG on [April 24] asked a California appellate court to throw out a $78 million judgment it was ordered ...
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Glyphosate exposure causes ‘transgenerational inheritance of disease’ in rats, study claims, but scientists question data

Washington State University researchers have found a variety of diseases and other health problems in the second- and third-generation offspring ...
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Vietnam’s glyphosate ban: Beginning of a dangerous global trend?

Vietnam’s decision to ban farmers from using glyphosate is troubling in three ways: it appears to rely on decisions set ...
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Infographic: Number of people with cancer has more than doubled since 1990

Hannah Ritchie, Max Roser |
How many people in the world have cancer? Globally, it's estimated that 42 million people across the world suffered from ...
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Food companies pursue ‘glyphosate free’ certification as Roundup-cancer legal battle rages

Ryan Mccrimmon |
Companies are increasingly enrolling in a voluntary certification program that provides glyphosate-free labels for their products, as consumers grow more wary of ...
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Cancer has a male bias and we’re just starting to understand why

Jef Akst |
More than half of neurooncologist Josh Rubin’s pediatric brain cancer patients over his 25-year career have been boys. … About a ...
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Viewpoint: Roundup on trial—speculative glyphosate-cancer lawsuits based on ‘junk science’

Michael Stiles |
“The art of junk science is to brush away just enough detail to reach desired conclusions, while preserving enough to ...
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‘Crystal ball’ for disease? Genetic tests could predict risk of Alzheimer’s, heart disease, cancer

Leo Sugrue, Rahul Desikan |
If a crystal ball could reveal your personal risk for developing heart disease or breast cancer or Alzheimer's disease, would ...
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Meet 5 RNA ‘movers and shakers’ including one that may protect against Alzheimer’s

Tina Saey |
RNAs, composed of strings of genetic letters called nucleotides, are best known for ferrying instructions from the genes in our ...
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Viewpoint: ‘Naïve’ calls for glyphosate ban threaten higher food prices, resurgence of more toxic pesticides

Henry Miller, Stuart Smyth |
The unintended consequences of glyphosate bans are many and potentially severe ...
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Glyphosate trial: Text messages, emails reveal Monsanto’s ‘cozy’ relationship with EPA, plaintiffs’ lawyer argues

Maria Dinzeo |
As the trial over the world’s most widely used herbicide and its connection to a California couple’s cancer stretches into ...
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Can light-activated CRISPR lead to new treatments for cancer, diabetes?

Emily Waltz |
Engineers are making their mark on biotech’s hottest commodity. Chinese scientists [April 3] reported that they can control the gene editing tool CRISPR-Cas9 with ...
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When cancer becomes contagious: Seeking better understanding of rare transmissible forms of the disease

Katarina Zimmer |
The untrained eye likely wouldn’t have noticed, but doctoral student Ruth Pye immediately spotted something unusual about the way the cells were ...