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Endocrine therapy
June 15, 2022/Cancer/Research

Assessing the Benefit of Endocrine Therapy After Breast-Conserving Surgery in Patients with Ductal Carcinoma In Situ

Multi-center study indicates benefit is associated with risk stratification and the utilization of radiation therapy

melanoma and genetics
June 13, 2022/Cancer/Research

Study Examines Rate of Inherited Cancer Risk in Individuals with Melanoma

Germline testing of 400 patients shows that more than one in seven have an inherited risk for cancer

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June 9, 2022/Cancer/Research

Study Explores Trends in Young-Onset Pancreatico-Biliary Adenocarcinoma

Young-onset disease presentation on the rise

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May 25, 2022/Cancer/Research

Embracing the Emerging Role of “Expert” Patients in Cancer Care

How online education is redefining the patient-provider relationship

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April 25, 2022/Cancer/Research

MCL1 in the Nucleus Appears to Drive Chemoresistance in Colorectal Cancer

Bcl-xL inhibitors may help overcome this complication

Immune checkpoint inhibitors
March 21, 2022/Cancer/Research

Tumor Mutational Burden May Help Guide Treatment of Metastatic Urothelial Carcinoma

Community-based data help predict patients’ response to immune checkpoint inhibitors

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January 3, 2022/Cancer/Research

Researchers Seek to Repair Cancer Cells Rather Than Destroy Them

New findings may lead to less-toxic tumor therapies

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Immune Checkpoint Inhibitors May Enhance Cancer-Associated Thrombosis

Common cancer therapy increases serious risks in murine models

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December 13, 2021/Cancer/Research

Modified Drug Regimen May Reduce Risks in Allogeneic Hematopoietic Cell Transplant Patients

Study suggests new approach is safer than standard treatment and may help prevent graft-versus-host disease

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