The most common form of cancer is now easier to detect.

A cheap, portable skin cancer detector has won the Dyson Award

Health & Medicine

A team of engineering graduates from Canada's McMaster University has won the prestigious James Dyson Award for their skin cancer detector.

A Cheap, Portable Skin Cancer Detector Has Won the Dyson Award

The student-built device took home the grand prize.

Hard Science

A combined immunotherapy drug for advanced melanoma has been approved for general use in the NHS. This gives patient hope that this fatal disease would finally be stopped.

Combination Drug for Melanoma is Now Ready for HS Use

Two is definitely better than one.

Enhanced Humans

AMGen’s latest cancer-killing drug, which is an engineered version of a herpes virus, has been approved by the FDA as a novel cancer immunotherapy for injection into melanoma lesions and lymph nodes of patients.

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A Cheap, Portable Skin Cancer Detector Has Won the Dyson Award

Combination Drug for Melanoma is Now Ready for HS Use

US Approves AMGen’s Virus-Based Melanoma Drug

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