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An innovative brachytherapy applicator designed to deliver precise radiation to challenging gynecologic cancer sites while sparing healthy tissue.

Researchers at the University of California, Davis, have created a technology that uses engineered polynucleotides to deliver both an antigen and an enzyme that breaks down amino acids. This approach is designed to boost long-lasting memory T-cell responses, providing stronger protection against infectious diseases and cancer.

The core innovation is a dosimetry-driven approach that determines the activity concentration of a radioisotope based on the distance between the cement surface and the target tissue, enabling predictable, volume‑independent radiation dosing.

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A novel method for detecting, diagnosing, monitoring, and treating gastrointestinal cancers by analyzing DNA methylation levels in patient samples.

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