The Biggest Cancer Breakthroughs of 2026

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  @Good__News · 11 days ago · pinned

  Go to <a href="https://ground.news/GN">https://ground.news/GN</a> for a better way to stay informed. Subscribe for 40% off unlimited access to world-wide coverage through my link. (sponsored)<br><br>This was quite a complex video to work on and we hope we managed to explain everything as well as possible! 😮‍💨 Thank you to everyone for your support! :)

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  @user-nu8in3ey8c · 11 days ago

  It will be wonderful if we can see these become accessible in more places, and we continue to discover newer and better ways to treat cancer.

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  @theinternetfanatic8597 · 11 days ago

  I genuinely love this channel. Sometimes it’s nice to switch off from normal news

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  @Chaosmax22 · 11 days ago

  Hello monthly Believe in humanity!

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  @WalkerFournier · 5 days ago

  A standing ovation at ASCO for a pancreatic cancer trial isnt something you see often, and honestly, id say DESERVEEE. Bcs its a target doctors alrd gave up on for nearly 40 yrs, then watching it double survival with fewer brutal side effects than chemo, is the kind of moment that actually shifts how a disease gets treated going forward. What&apos;s got me even more curious is where this &quot;molecular glue&quot; mechanism goes next. AND Daraxonrasib isnt resting on this one win either, Tango is pairing darax with vopimetostat in separate trials, tackling a completely different weak spot in some of these same tumors, and that combination is sitting at a 92% response rate. Feels like watching the opening act of something much bigger and im so excited for all of them

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  @Moon525 · 11 days ago

  My family, colleagues, and I have been part of cancer research for years. You broke down the knowledge in a fantastic easy to digest way. Cancer is such a complex disease, so people need non-technical breakdowns to understand it so they can support and celebrate these advancements.

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  @Richbostonboy · 11 days ago

  2 videos in a week is a blessing

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  @baronbacku9984 · 11 days ago

  so glad this channel exists

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  @crystalizedghost1575 · 11 days ago

  As someone who has lived through cancer as a child, these news make me unmeasurably happy. The fact that less and less people have to suffer through that and the fact that it&apos;s possible to vaccinate against cancer is simply wonderful. Thank you for sharing this, i don&apos;t have to be scared of going through chemo again anymore. I hope these findings will reach as many people as possible C:

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  @jazcc · 10 days ago

  As a cancer survivor. This is a blessing

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  @Jimmy_Hills_Love_Child · 10 days ago

  As a male bladder cancer patient who was operated on and received chemotherapy in the UK on the NHS, this video brought my wife to tears. She lost her Mum in just 12 weeks to pancreatic cancer 20 years ago; there wasn&apos;t a thing the doctors could do. We were both worrying about my cancer and the chances of it coming back; I haven&apos;t had an especially good 12 months health-wise. This video brightened my day; thank you.

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  @vid101. · 11 days ago

  Thank you so much for delivering us good news every month, your chanel is a breath of fresh air!

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