Tag: colorectal cancer

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February 7, 2024/Transplant

New Research Indicates Liver Transplant, Resection as an Option for Patients with CRLM

ctDNA should be incorporated into care to help stratify risk pre-operatively and for post-operative surveillance

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October 16, 2023/News

Surgeon-Scientists: The Bridge Between Bench and Bedside

Although the number of surgeon-scientists in colorectal surgery is small, a Cleveland Clinic colorectal surgeon-scientist shares his thoughts on what surgeon-scientists bring to the table

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August 31, 2023/News & Insight

CME Program Takes Multidisciplinary Approach to Colorectal Cancer

Case-based course delves into latest treatment approaches

young-onset colorectal cancer
June 5, 2023/Research

Foundational Research Yields Clues to Understanding Early-Onset Colorectal Cancer

Unique molecular features found in young-onset disease

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January 10, 2023/Research

Don’t Give Up on Screening Colonoscopy

A study of the procedure’s efficacy is cause for reflection, not rejection

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July 26, 2022/Research

Patients with MSI-High Colorectal Cancer Sought for Immunotherapy Trial

Study to test efficacy of immunotherapy with chemotherapy and radiation

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July 7, 2022/Cancer

Evidence of COVID-19 Impacts on Rectal Cancer Treatment

Fewer patients eligible for sphincter-preserving surgery during pandemic

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June 22, 2022/Research

Top Abstracts from ASCO 2022

Notable research chosen by Cleveland Clinic Cancer Center staff

Health care disparities
June 7, 2022/News & Insight

Disparities Found in Funding of Cancer Research

Cancers that predominantly affect Black patients and cancers with higher mortality rates receive less funding

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May 3, 2022/Cancer

Quantifying the Prevalence of Neoplasia in Young Adults Undergoing Diagnostic Colonoscopy

Retrospective study results underscore the need for colonoscopy in symptomatic people under age 50

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