How the Aging Brain Drives Tumor Progression

Aging brain biology actively shapes brain tumor progression, treatment resistance, and cognitive decline, according to a review published in Ageing and Cancer Research & Treatment. Rather than viewing aging as a passive background variable, the study—titled “Navigating the aging brain: The interplay between brain malignancy and the aging microenvironment”—proposes that the physiological shifts of an … Read more

Robotic Gastric Cancer Surgery Benefits Confirmed by Study

According to a nationwide study published on May 29, 2026, in the journal Gastric Cancer, robotic gastrectomy delivers tangible clinical advantages over conventional laparoscopic surgery for gastric cancer patients, despite requiring longer operating times. Led by Professor Susumu Shibasaki from Fujita Health University–Okazaki Medical Center, researchers analyzed data from Japan’s National Clinical Database to determine … Read more