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September 13, 2022/Cancer/Blood Cancers

Clinical and Molecular Determinants of Clonal Evolution in Aplastic Anemia and Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria

Retrospective study yields clues to understanding risk of secondary myeloid neoplasms

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September 6, 2022/Cancer/Research

Optimizing CAR T-Cell and Stem Cell Transplant Treatments

New BMT leadership looks to clinical research and cell therapy production to overcome treatment access limitations

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August 31, 2022/Cancer/Research

Investigational PET Imaging Agent Being Explored as a Predictive Biomarker For Response to Standard Chemotherapies

Pilot Study at Cleveland Clinic is Testing Feasibility and Biodistribution

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August 22, 2022/Cancer/Research

Distinct PHTS-related Breast Cancer Genomic Characteristics Discovered

Findings support need for personalized disease management

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August 9, 2022/Cancer/Research

Tumors with Specific Genetic Mutations Show Response to Immune Checkpoint Blockade Therapy

Pathogenic POLE/POLD1 mutations lead to improved response to immune checkpoint blockade therapy

Spine cancer
August 8, 2022/Cancer

Radium Knocks Out Tumor Cells in Case of Unresectable Paraspinal Osteosarcoma

The decision to use 223-radium, and an outcome that exceeded expectations

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August 4, 2022/Cancer/Research

Biosignatures Optimize Adjuvant Radiation Therapy Decisions in Patients with DCIS

Tumor genomics offer clues for identifying high risk of relapse

lung cancer
August 1, 2022/Cancer

Lung Cancer Screening Entails More Than CT Scans (Podcast)

High-quality programs help ensure that screening – now considered standard of care – is done right

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