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Authors of the study. From the left: Núria Malats, Evangelina López de Maturana, Sagrario Ortega, Cristina Bodas, Irene Felipe, Ana Cayuela, Jaime Martínez and Francisco X. Real. / Pilar Gil. CNIO

Scientific News
05.06.2025 GUT. CNIO opens up an avenue to pancreatic cancer prevention Pancreatic cancer is on the rise and could become the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths...

Luis Álvarez Vallina (left) and Javier Arroyo, at the Spanish National Cancer Research Centre. / Pilar Gil. CNIO

Translational
28.05.2025 Journal for Immunotherapy of Cancer. A new immunotherapy for B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukaemia, the most common form of cancer in children Immunotherapy is driving forward advances in the treatment of many types of cancer, including B-cell...

From the left: Andrea Vethencourt, Eva González-Suárez and Catalina Falo.

Translational
16.05.2025 Breast Cancer Research. Rediscovering denosumab: from osteoporosis treatment to a possible role against breast cancer Science and society collaboration is essential for scientific progress, especially in the health and...

Basic Research
08.05.2025 Nature. Mutated cells that divide rapidly are more prone to forming cancer Cancer starts when cells acquire genetic mutations that prompt them to proliferate out of control...

Marcos Díaz Gay, head of the Digital Genomics Group at the CNIO (Spanish National Cancer Research Center), hired under the Building Generation AI program of Generation D /Laura M. Lombardía. CNIO

Basic Research
23.04.2025 Nature. Rise in colorectal cancer in young people may be due to bacterial infection in childhood Exposure during childhood to a bacterial toxin could be triggering an epidemic of colorectal cancer...

Translational
10.04.2025 Nuclear Medicine and Biology. Compounds that visualise and treat cancer at the same time are proving to be effective in experimental models of triple-negative breast cancer The motto We see what we treat, we treat what we see sums them up well. They are theragnostic drugs,...

Tumour cell surrounded by platelets. / Mata Hergueta. CNIO

Basic Research
02.04.2025 Nature Communications. High-fat diet promotes breast cancer metastasis in animal models Obesity is associated with an increased risk of developing breast cancer, and a greater probability...

Researcher Marisol Soengas, head of the Melanoma Group at CNIO./ Pilar Gil. CNIO

Basic Research
28.03.2025 Nature Cancer. CNIO research reveals how melanoma and other tumours succeed in hiding and resisting immunotherapy Cutaneous melanoma, the most aggressive form of skin cancer, is characterised by its accumulation of...

Nabil Djouder and Mar Rigual, at their CNIO lab. /CNIO

Scientific News
26.03.2025 Nature. CNIO researchers discover a new mechanism for rapid liver regeneration triggered by glutamate The liver is a vital organ, crucial to digestion, metabolism and the elimination of toxins. It has a...