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Molecular testing: Pioneering precision medicine for colorectal cancer

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A new perspective paper explores the current state and future directions of precision medicine in colorectal cancer (CRC). It outlines advancements in molecular testing and their implications for targeted and immunological therapies in CRC…

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Mom went to hospital for blindness — discovered she had lung cancer

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Don’t turn a blind eye to the possibility of lung cancer in patients with vision problems, one doctor warned recently.

Gene signatures from tissue-resident T cells as a predictive tool for melanoma patients

A new study has revealed an association between favorable survival outcomes for melanoma patients and the presence of higher populations of tissue-resident memory T cells (TRM). Data obtained from this study could be used not only for a…

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AI can tell if a patient battling cancer needs mental health support

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Researchers at UBC and BC Cancer have developed a new artificial intelligence (AI) model that can accurately predict if a person receiving cancer care will require mental health services during their treatment journey.

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Brain cancer in children is notoriously hard to treat—a new mRNA cancer vaccine triggers an attack from within

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Brain cancers remain among the most challenging tumors to treat. They often don't respond to traditional treatments because many chemotherapies are unable to penetrate the protective barrier around the brain. Other treatments like…

Testing for residual cancer cells before blood cell transplant therapy is important and practical, new study finds

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Patients in remission after battling a high-risk blood cancer are likely to have better outcomes if no trace of the cancer is detectable before the patients receive donor blood cells.

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Breakthrough in breast cancer research could lead to personalised treatments

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Scientists develop new tool to help ‘supercharge’ patient's immune system

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1,000th patient enrolled on new ‘self-management’ prostate cancer pathway at The Christie

Manchester’s Christie is celebrating the first anniversary of the prostate easy access support service (PEASS). PEASS is a supported self-management follow-up pathway for people following their prostate cancer treatment, or who are on…

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Plant-based diet 'may potentially help people with cancer live longer', study finds

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Four separate studies suggest a plant-based diet - along with an active lifestyle - could potentially improve the overall survival chances of patients with bowel cancer

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Cancer Vaccine Tested in Glioblastoma Patients Shows Potential of mRNA Aggregates

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In a first-in-human clinical trial involving four adult glioblastoma patients, a personalized mRNA cancer vaccine reprogrammed the immune system to attack the tumors. The results mirror those from preclinical mouse studies, and from a…

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More Multiple Myeloma Patients Eligible for Stem Cell Transplantation

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Article is sponsored and developed by BioLineRx USA, Inc. Receiving a cancer diagnosis is overwhelming. There is a lot to learn while navigating numerous emotions. It’s always important to educate yourself about the disease as well as new…

Wednesday, May 1

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Liver Cancer Screening Benefits Patients With Cirrhosis, Study Suggests

(MedPage Today) -- Screening for hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) in liver disease patients with cirrhosis may indeed lead to a survival benefit, a retrospective analysis of data from two large U.S. health systems suggested.

A test can help doctors treat cancer. But Vermont doesn’t require insurers pay for it

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New technology is available to help doctors treat cancer patients, Now, advocates are trying to convince Vermont lawmakers to mandate insurance coverage for it.

Study indicates that cancer patients gain important benefits from genome-matched treatments

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In 2016, The Jackson Laboratory (JAX) launched the Maine Cancer Genomics Initiative (MCGI) to bring the latest progress in cancer care to rural Maine patients. Now, after successfully expanding access to genome tumor testing and targeted…

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It’s clear King Charles’ cancer has changed him – his emotional meeting with fellow patients reminds me of Diana

‘Cancer didn’t bring me to my knees,’ said Hollywood star Michael Douglas after he survived oral cancer a few years ago, ‘it brought me to my feet.’

It’s clear King Charles’ cancer has changed him – his emotional meeting with fellow patients reminds me of Diana

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‘Cancer didn’t bring me to my knees,’ said Hollywood star Michael Douglas after he survived oral cancer a few years ago, ‘it brought me to my feet.’

It’s clear King Charles’ cancer has changed him – his emotional meeting with fellow patients reminds me of Diana

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‘Cancer didn’t bring me to my knees,’ said Hollywood star Michael Douglas after he survived oral cancer a few years ago, ‘it brought me to my feet.’

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A new look at cancer treatments during pregnancy

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For an OB-GYN, one of the worst-case scenarios runs like this: A woman comes in, overjoyed that she is finally pregnant after years of fertility treatments. Then a month later, she finds out she has cancer—news that is devastating for the…

One-two punch treatment delivers blood cancer knockout

A novel combination of two cancer drugs has shown great potential as a future treatment for patients with acute myeloid leukaemia (AML), one of the most common types of blood cancers. A new study has revealed the combination of two…

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New mRNA cancer vaccine triggers immune system to fight aggressive brain tumour

The breakthrough means scientists will now be able to test the vaccine on a larger group of patients.