March 25th 2025

The first patient has been dosed in the phase 3 TACTI-004 trial evaluating efti with Keytruda and chemotherapy for advanced non-small cell lung cancer.

March 25th 2025

During Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, Dr. Shyam Thakkar discussed rates of this disease in young adults, the role of AI and disparities in care.

March 24th 2025

An application was submitted to the European Medicines Agency seeking approval for treatment with sugemalimab in stage 3 NSCLC following chemoradiotherapy.

March 24th 2025

The first patient was dosed in a phase 3 trial of IBI354 for platinum-resistant ovarian cancer with HER2 expression.

March 24th 2025

Hope helped me navigate my testicular cancer diagnosis at 20, shaping my resilience and guiding my journey as a survivor.

March 21st 2025

Life after treatment for follicular lymphoma brings long-term physical and emotional challenges, including immune system impacts and lasting social effects.

March 20th 2025

Cancer runs in the family, and after I’d dealt with two breast cancers, my brother came down with lymphoma.

March 19th 2025

As a breast cancer survivor, I feel it is incumbent upon me to give an accurate picture of cancer to others, particularly newly diagnosed patients.

March 10th 2025

CURE magazine's outgoing editor-in-chief, Dr. Debu Tripathy, reflects on 18 years of advances in cancer care, the impact of AI and the evolving future of oncology treatment.

March 7th 2025

New advancements in cancer treatment are reducing the need for radical surgeries, offering organ-sparing therapies and enhancing survivorship care and support for patients.

March 6th 2025

The CEO of Triage Cancer discussed the “best-kept secret” of the health care system in an interview with CURE.

March 5th 2025

Avoiding surgery for rectal cancer, Sarah Rack of Memphis traveled to Houston for treatment every three weeks for 18 months.

March 3rd 2025

A patient shares his experience with a squamous cell carcinoma diagnosis, treatment and recovery.

February 23rd 2025

Diagnosed with early-stage lung cancer, I chose robot-assisted surgery, navigating pain, fear and the bond with fellow cancer patients through it all.

February 22nd 2025

The myth that "healthy people don’t get cancer" contributed to my shame, but I’ve learned that cancer can affect anyone, regardless of lifestyle choices.

February 1st 2025

After a second breast cancer diagnosis at 61, I faced 17 rounds of chemo, surgery and radiation, changing my perspective on life and leading to a new normal.