16 / January / 2026 Ignored risk: NEJM issues warning about smokeless tobacco Smokeless tobacco accounts for a significant share of oral cancer cases worldwide, warns influential medical journal By Bruno de Pierro
28 / July / 2025 “Scientists need to speak social network language” Settled in the USA, a Brazilian biomedical engineer turns his research routine into content for thousands of followers on social networks By Letícia Naísa
23 / May / 2025 The frontiers of cancer treatment New inhibitors revolutionize cancer treatment, but tumor cell resistance demands a different approach By Julia Rezende da Silva
20 / March / 2025 Cancer mortality on the rise Epidemiological transition from cardiovascular disease to cancer is challenging researchers and health systems, says a Brazilian researcher By Moura Leite Netto
07 / February / 2025 Study reveals factors that increase the risk of oral HPV infection Research points to behaviors and characteristics associated with the virus and reinforces the importance of vaccinations By Rodrigo de Oliveira Andrade
20 / December / 2024 Postdoctoral fellowship in immuno-oncology Fellowship at the Immuno-oncology Research Center in São Paulo open to Brazilians and foreigners; applications accepted until 12/31 By Editorial staff
08 / November / 2024 EMBRAPII and Einstein issue a call for advanced therapies The call for proposals intends to support startups and researchers looking to undertake projects in the field of advanced therapies By Editorial staff
23 / August / 2024 AI increases colonoscopy rates in the US New York study used digital technology to identify cancer patients who missed colonoscopy exams By Editorial staff
30 / July / 2024 The role of microbiota and obesity in cancer Brazilian molecular biologist explains study that traces the correlation between microbiota and obesity in more advanced diseases with worse prognoses By Emmanuel Dias-Neto
25 / April / 2024 Cancer patients benefit from mental health treatments A clinical study shows that cognitive-behavioral therapy during cancer treatment leads to better quality of life and savings for healthcare systems By Editorial staff
