Discover the top abstracts of note for the 2023 ASH annual meeting.
Top Abstracts from ASCO 2022
Our oncologists have compiled the top 10 abstracts recently presented at the annual meeting of the
American Society of Clinical Oncology.
New Blood Test Detects Multiple Cancer Types with High Accuracy
A prototype blood-based screening test evaluated by Cleveland Clinic researchers and others can accurately detect and localize multiple types of cancer, often before symptoms show. The promising results raise hopes that the assay will help achieve the long-sought goal of population-scale early detection of cancer.
Infiltrative Renal Masses: More Common Than Previously Thought and Often Unrecognized
It is well established that infiltrative renal masses (IRMs) are mostly malignant and aggressive. Yet, until recently, the standard practice in radiology hasn’t been to routinely assess or document IRMs. To better understand the prevalence and significance of IRMs, researchers in the Glickman Urological & Kidney Institute led a new and revealing investigation.
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Additions to R-CHOP in Patients with Diffuse or Aggressive Large B-Cell Lymphoma
Two studies examine whether adding additional drugs to a standard chemotherapy regimen could improve outcomes for patients with subgroups of B-cell lymphoma.
Targeted Treatments Take Aim at Diffuse Large B Cell Lymphoma
Classification of lymphomas is complex, but genetic analysis is producing prognosis and treatment insights. While cytotoxic chemotherapy will continue to be a mainstay of diffuse large B cell lymphoma treatment, a variety of targeted approaches is moving quickly into clinical use.
A Potential New Treatment for Aggressive Lymphomas
A new mouse model study finds that small molecules bind to ezrin protein to stop large diffuse B-cell lymphomas, providing a possible new treatment for aggressive cancers.