Sentence examples for combating cancer from inspiring English sources

But combating cancer with optimism – no, that doesn't work.

This has led to the formation of several key subsidiaries capable of transforming their target markets, whether they are combating cancer or blindness, bringing the shared economy model to mobile phone spectrum, or pioneering a new form of digital memory.

Scientists have the first proof that a "brand new" way of combating cancer, using genetically modified viruses to attack tumour cells, can benefit patients, paving the way for a "wave" of new potential treatments over the next decade.

The experience formed the background to his book "Anticancer: A New Way of Life" (2007), in which he examined the benefits of a healthy diet and a balanced lifestyle -- embracing nutrition, exercise, emotional well-being and environmental awareness -- in preventing and combating cancer.

Combating cancer knows many frontiers.

The ability to correct or ablate such mutations holds immense promise for combating cancer.

Through single-cell profiling, specific genes that are found differentially regulated in these cells relative to noncancerous host cells may be used as drug targets for combating cancer-induced angiogenesis.

This study elucidates an important role that miR-205 had in the regulation of proliferation, migration and invasion of bladder cancer cells, suggesting a potential therapeutic target for combating bladder cancer.

A major effort in combating human cancer is therefore directed at restoring p53 tumour suppressor functions in cancers harbouring aberrant p53 response (Dey et al, 2008; Brown et al, 2009).

Captain Tumor Man, died at home after combating brain cancer for three years.

The nine passengers, each one the president of a Long Island coalition combating high cancer rates on the Island, arrived at 5 Penn Plaza in Manhattan on Feb. 25 to meet with Dr. Antonia C. Novello, the New York State Health Commissioner.