Throughout the follicular phase, a single "dominant follicle" develops faster than the rest. This follicle (a fluid-filled sac in your ovary) then releases more estrogen into the body in preparation ...

In living organisms, cells are constantly sending and receiving signals. The most common form of communication is through chemical signals, such as hormones. In many body fluids, cells use ...

Explore innovative treatments for relapsed follicular lymphoma, focusing on novel therapies that enhance patient outcomes and ...

For the first time, scientists have created a comprehensive "atlas" of the cells in the human ovary and mapped the specific pattern of gene activity required for a healthy egg to develop. The ...

For some people, treating follicular lymphoma involves active surveillance until severe symptoms develop. For others, chemoimmunotherapy, radiation therapy, or targeted treatments may be necessary.