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Scientists at the University of Rochester have found that cancer cells consume the antioxidant glutathione as fuel. The discovery could lead to new approaches in targeting tumor growth while sparing healthy tissue.

A new study led by University of Rochester researchers finds that a tailored home-based exercise program may help people undergoing chemotherapy maintain physical activity levels and mental sharpness. The research highlights potential benefits for reducing ‘chemo brain’ symptoms among cancer patients.

Thomas Frye, DO from Wilmot Cancer Institute explains why incontinence can occur after prostate cancer treatment and outlines current management strategies. New clinical trials aim to improve outcomes for patients experiencing this side effect.